@brainhubeu/react-file-input

react-file-input

A File Input, width drag'n'drop and image editor.

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Why?

An image is worth thousand words

Installation

npm i @brainhubeu/react-file-input

Or if you prefer

yarn add @brainhubeu/react-file-input

Usage

The basic usage is very simple, the only important prop you have to pass is onChangeCallback:

import React from 'react';
import FileInput from '@brainhubeu/react-file-input';
import doSomethingWithMyFile from '../utils/doThings';

const MyFileUploader = () => (
  <div>
    <FileInput
      label='Awesome Uploader'
      onChangeCallback={doSomethingWithMyFile}
    />
  </div>
);

export const MyFileUploader;

And your set and ready to do something with your file.

See the reference below for more advanced usages.

Usage with Redux Form

Probably you are not crazy enough to handle your forms like in 1999. Chances are that you are using redux-form. If so, it's your lucky day, because you can use our FileInput with redux-forms. Here's a basic example:

// MyFileInput.js
import React, { PureComponent } from 'react';
import FileInput from '@brainhubeu/react-file-input';

export default class MyFileInput extends PureComponent {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);

    this.onChange = this.onChange.bind(this)
  }
  onChange({ value }) {
    const { input } = this.props;

    input.onChange(value);
  }
  render() {
    const { input, label } = this.props;

    return (
      <FileInput
        label='Awesome Uploader'
        onChangeCallback={this.onChange}
        onDragEnterCallback={input.onFocus}
        onDragLeaveCallback={input.onBlur}
      />
    );
  }
}

// MyGreatForm.js
import MyFileInput from './MyFileInput'

...

<Field name="myField" component={MyFileInput}/>

And that's it. Prepare some coffee and enjoy.

Styles

The Component comes with custom css. You must import them using our component (if not things will look wrong). Of course you could also override them ;)

// index.js
import React from 'react';
import { render } from 'react-dom';

import App from './App';

import '@brainhubeu/react-file-input/dist/react-file-input.css';

render(
  <App />,
  document.getElementById('app')
);

Or if you prefer from your stylesheet directly:

@import "~@brainhubeu/react-file-input/dist/react-file-input.css";

// very good css here...

Customize styles

You can customize the styles of the different components passing classnames as a prop:

propName	description
className	Custom className
dropAreaClassName	Custom className for the DropArea
fileInfoClassName	Custom className for the FileInfo
imageEditorClassName	Custom className for the ImageEditor

Those classnames are for the top main components. But if you want to override child styles you can writing some css. Here's how you can do so:

.myCustomClassName {
  .brainhub-file-input__label {
    font-size: 10px;
    color: #ccc;
  }
}

Take a look on the styles and selectors here: https://github.com/brainhubeu/react-file-input/tree/master/src/styles

Reference

FileInput

State

The internal state of the FileInput is important to you, because the callbacks will be call with it as argument.

name	type	description
value	File or null	Selected file
image	string or null	If file is an image, the image in base64

Props

propName	type	required	default	description
className	string	no	''	Custom className
dropAreaClassName	string	no	''	Custom className for the DropArea
fileInfoClassName	string	no	''	Custom className for the FileInfo
imageEditorClassName	string	no	''	Custom className for the ImageEditor
dragOnDocument	boolean	no	true	Listen for drag events in the whole document
dropOnDocument	boolean	no	false	Allow to drop on document
label	string	yes		Label for the input
metadataComponent	React Component	no	null	Custom component for the metadata. Props: name, size, extension, type
thumbnailComponent	React Component	no	null	Custom component for the image thumbnail. Props: children (<img> node with the thumbnail)
displayImageThumbnail	boolean	no	true	Whether to generate a thumbnail for image files
cropAspectRatio	number	no	0	If cropTool is enabled, the aspect ratio for the selection. 0 means the selection is free
cropTool	boolean	no	false	Wheter to render a crop tool for image files
scaleOptions	{width: number, height: number: keepAspectRatio: boolean}	no	null	Scale option for file images. keepAspectRatio refers to if the original aspect ratio should be kept when appliyin scaling
onChangeCallback	function	no	null	Callback invoked when a file is selected. It is called with the current state of the component
onDragEnterCallback	function	no	null	Callback invoked when drag enters. It is called with the current state of the component
onDragLeaveCallback	function	no	null	Callback invoked when drag leaves. It is called with the current state of the component

Example

To run the example, type:

cd docs-www

and

npm run develop
// or
yarn develop

if you want to run a local version of react-file-input, please use:

npm run develop:local
// or
yarn develop:local

And go to http://localhost:8000

License

react-file-input is copyright © 2018-2020 Brainhub It is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in the license.

About

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