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@flowjs/fusty-flow.js
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Flow.js html5 file upload support for older browsers based on iframe upload.
A JavaScript library which extends Flow.js and allows to use not resumable uploads for older browsers, such as IE7, IE8 and IE9.
This library is written in the same style as Flow.js and follows same api. This means that with minimal effort we can have both: awesome Flow.js features and support for older browsers.
use bower:
bower install fusty-flow.js#~1
use cdn, look for available packages at http://www.jsdelivr.com/#!flow
or use git clone
git clone https://github.com/flowjs/fusty-flow.js
Same as Flow.js, except of calling Flow constructor we call fustyFlowFactory function. This function automatically checks if Flow.js is supported.
var uploader = fustyFlowFactory({
target:'/api/photo/redeem-upload-token',
query:{upload_token:'my_token'}
});
uploader
is going to be instance of Flow
if it is supported, otherwise instance of FustyFlow
will be returned.
This library has same methods and properties as Flow
except it handles not resumable uploads.
Additional options:
File is instance of FustyFlowFile
. It has same methods and properties as FlowFile
.
Differences in properties:
Differences in methods:
To create your own build, clone this repository and run grunt build
.
Command will concat and minify flow.js, fusty-flow.js and fusty-flow-factory.js files. Look for fusty-flow.js and fusty-flow.min.js in build directory.
Minified library size is about 18kb, which is much less then other alternative libraries with IE7+ support.
FAQs
Flow.js html5 file upload support for older browsers based on iframe upload.
We found that @flowjs/fusty-flow.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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