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@appvitalinc/file-upload-widget-api-js
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Javascript wrapper library to quickly integrate Appvital Filepicker in your application with just few lines of code.
Javascript wrapper library to quickly integrate Appvital File picker & cloud uploader in your application with just few lines of code.
See file picker in action here with example configurations demonstrating various features.
Install using npm:
npm install @appvitalinc/file-upload-widget-api-js
ES module
import { ApvFilePicker } from '@appvitalinc/file-upload-widget-api-js';
const picker = new ApvFilePicker('apikey');
UMD module
<script src="https://cdn-cdn-apps.appvital.com/app/fpicker/{version}/fpicker-client.min.js" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
<script>
const picker = new ApvFilePicker('apikey');
</script>
Picker can be initialized by calling picker.open(options). Options for the picker are documented here.
You can find further documentation on available filepicker options and configuration details here at https://appvital.com/docs/file-uploader#Quickstart-Javascript
Any of your contributions or ideas are more than welcome. Please consider that we follow the conventional commits specification to ensure consistent commit messages and changelog formatting.
FAQs
Javascript wrapper library to quickly integrate Appvital Filepicker in your application with just few lines of code.
We found that @appvitalinc/file-upload-widget-api-js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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