@rpldy/shared-ui
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Internal set of utils+types that all UI packages require and use.
#Yarn:
$ yarn add @rpldy/shared-ui
#NPM:
$ npm i @rpldy/shared-ui
0.2.0 (2020-06-01)
[tus-sender] - Resumable: An Uploady sender implementation of the TUS protocol.
[tus-uploady] - Resumable: Wrapper&context component to expose and provide react-uploady functionality with TUS protocol support
[uploader] - ITEM_FINALIZE event
[uploady] - useItemFinalizeListener hook
[chunked-sender] - startByte send option
[chunked-sender] - createChunkedSender export
[chunked-sender] - CHUNK_START event (cancellable and update options)
[chunked-sender] - CHUNK_FINISH event
[safe-storage] NEW - safe (don't throw) versions of local and session storage
[shared] - generic (xhr) request export
[shared] - getMerge (undefinedOverwrites config) export
[shared] - pick helper export
[sender] - sendWithFormData option
[chunked-sender] - added options to READMEFAQs
internal set of utils+types for react-uploady UI
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