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uploadcare-widget

v3.21.8

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Uploadcare Widget: file uploader.

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Readme

Uploadcare jQuery File Uploader

⚠️ Notice: File Uploader Option

This jQuery-based uploader remains fully functional and can be a great fit for your projects, especially if you have specific needs for jQuery. However, we recommend exploring our new web component-based File Uploader to access the latest features and improvements.

jQuery File Uploader is a part of the Uploadcare file handling platform.

NPM version Build Status Uploadcare stack on StackShare

Uploads affect your web or mobile app performance. The widget ensures you integrate file uploading into your product in minutes, no matter the development stack.

The widget features:

  • Drag&Drop selection.
  • Over a dozen upload sources including social media and cloud storage providers.
  • Multiple file upload with individual progress bars.
  • File moderation through validation by file size, extension or MIME type.
  • Image preview and image crop.
  • Libraries and integrations for JavaScript, PHP, Python, Java, Django, Ruby on Rails, Angular, and more.
  • 20+ languages, learn more.

We provide the uploading widget as a typical JavaScript library; it can be easily embedded in your site.

Using the older 2.x version? Check out the stuff under the v2 tag.

Docs

See the complete widget docs here. If you're looking for the widget v2 docs, check out here.

Quick references

Types of bundles

There are a few types of JS bundles:

  • uploadcare.full.js — a full bundle with built-in jQuery.
  • uploadcare.js — a bundle without built-in jQuery.
  • uploadcare.api.js — a bundle without UI of the widget and built-in jQuery JavaScript API only.
  • uploadcare.lang.en.js — a bundle without built-in jQuery, en locale only.

Each bundle has its minified version. Just add .min before .js, e.g. uploadcare.min.js.

By default, uploadcare.js is exported for npm and other package managers.

Install

You’re free to choose from the install methods listed below.

NPM

npm install uploadcare-widget
import uploadcare from 'uploadcare-widget'

CDN

Embed our client library via the <script> tag in the <head> section of each page where you’d like to use the uploading widget. Here is the CDN link to the current widget version with built-in jQuery,

<script src="https://ucarecdn.com/libs/widget/3.x/uploadcare.full.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Or, if you’re already using jQuery on your page, consider loading the light version of the widget: without built-in jQuery,

<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.4.1.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
<script src="https://ucarecdn.com/libs/widget/3.x/uploadcare.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Other install methods

Check out the widget docs for more install methods.

Usage

Once you’re done with the install, there are two simple steps to take to use the widget.

Set your public key. This can also sit in the <head> section,

<script>
  UPLOADCARE_PUBLIC_KEY = 'YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY';
</script>

Your secret key is not required for the widget; (it’s quite careless for your page to include any secret keys anyway.

Insert widget element into your form,

<input type="hidden" role="uploadcare-uploader" name="my_file" />

By default, the library looks for inputs with the specified role attribute and places widgets there. Once a file is uploaded, this <input> gets a CDN link with a file UUID. Your server then receives this link, not file content.

We suggest placing the widget somewhere at the top of your form. Unlike regular inputs, our widget starts uploading files immediately after they get selected by a user, not on form submission. That way users can fill out the rest of your form while an upload is in progress. This can be a real time saver.

Usage with React

Check out our React component for jQuery File Uploader.

Usage with Angular

Check out our Angular 2+ wrapper for jQuery File Uploader.

angular-uploadcare can be used with Angular 1.

Configuration

The widget is highly customizable with widget options. Check out the existing options and ways to set them in UC docs.

JavaScript API

You might not want to use all the features that our widget exhibits. Or, perhaps, you might want to redesign the user experience without having to reinvent the wheel. Maybe, you're in pursuit of building a UI on top of the widget. For all of those use cases, we provide a JavaScript API. Feel free to control the default widget with it, or make use of its standalone components that can be combined with your solutions.

UploadClient

If you want to use Upload API directly and don't need a widget, try upload-client — a 7.3 kB JS library for uploading files.

Localization

It’s possible that your locale is not available in the widget yet. If that’s the case, contributing your locale might be a good idea. This can be done by forking the main repository and adding a localization file here.

Until that you can use UPLOADCARE_LOCALE_TRANSLATIONS property to use your locale immediately.

Browser Support

The widget should work perfectly in a couple of the latest versions of major desktop browsers: Internet Explorer, Edge, Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, and Opera. It is most likely to run well in older versions of major browser too, except for Internet Explorer < 10.

If you need the support for older browsers including IE8, consider using the widget v2 instead.

Development

Check out jQuery File Uploader development guide.

Security issues

If you think you ran into something in Uploadcare libraries which might have security implications, please hit us up at [email protected] or Hackerone.

We'll contact you personally in a short time to fix an issue through co-op and prior to any public disclosure.

Feedback

Issues and PRs are welcome. You can provide your feedback or drop us a support request at [email protected].