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use-s3-multipart-uploader

v0.1.2

Published

this package provides a simple way to upload large files to S3 using the multipart upload API.

Downloads

7

Readme

useS3MultipartUploader

this package provides a simple way to upload large files to S3 using the multipart upload API.

installation

npm install use-s3-multipart-uploader

usage

import React from 'react';
import { useS3MultipartUploader } from 'use-s3-multipart-uploader';
import axios from 'axios';

function App() {
    const { upload, state } = useS3MultipartUploader({
        threads: 5,
        initialize: async (file) => {
            // initialize s3 multipart upload
            // this initialization should be done on the server side
            // refer to aws s3 documentation for more information
            return { fileKey: 'fileKey', fileId: 'fileId' };
        },
        getPresignedUrls: async ({ fileKey, fileId, numberOfChunks }) => {
            // get presigned urls for uploading parts
            // this should be done on the server side
            // refer to aws s3 documentation for more information
            return ['url1', 'url2', 'url3'];
        },
        finalize: async ({ fileKey, fileId, parts }) => {
            // finalize s3 multipart upload
            // this should be done on the server side
            // refer to aws s3 documentation for more information
        },
    });

    const handleUpload = async (file) => {
        await upload({ file });
    };

    return (
        <div>
            <input
                type="file"
                onChange={(e) => handleUpload(e.target.files[0])}
            />
            {Object.keys(state.uploads).map((filename) => (
                <p key={filename}>
                    {state.uploads[filename].isUploading
                        ? `${filename}: ${state.uploads[filename].progress}`
                        : `${filename}: upload complete`}

                    {state.uploads[filename].error &&
                        `${filename}: ${state.uploads[filename].error.message}`}
                </p>
            ))}
        </div>
    );
}

API

useS3MultipartUploader(options)

a hook for uploading files to S3 using the multipart upload API.

options

  • threads (number): the number of concurrent uploads. Default is 5.
  • initialize (async function): a function that initializes the multipart upload. This function should return an object with fileKey and fileId.
  • getPresignedUrls (async function): a function that returns an array of presigned urls for uploading parts.
  • finalize (async function): a function that finalizes the multipart upload.

returns

  • upload (function): a function that starts the upload process.
  • data (object): the data returned by the finalize function.
  • error (Error): the error that occurred during the upload process.
  • progress (number): the progress of the upload process.
  • isUploading (boolean): a flag indicating whether the upload is in progress.