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@s-ui/react-atom-upload
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AtomUpload is a component that handles the file selection (via click or drag & drop) and displays the different statuses of the uploading process
AtomUpload is a component that handles the file selection (via click or drag & drop) and displays the different statuses of the uploading process
$ npm install @s-ui/react-atom-upload --save
After importing the component AtomTooltip
like this
import AtomUpload, {uploadStatuses} from '@s-ui/react-atom-upload'
<AtomUpload
status={uploadStatuses.ACTIVE}
iconActive={IconActive}
textActive={textActive}
/>
Find full description and more examples in the demo page.
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AtomUpload is a component that handles the file selection (via click or drag & drop) and displays the different statuses of the uploading process
The npm package @s-ui/react-atom-upload receives a total of 434 weekly downloads. As such, @s-ui/react-atom-upload popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @s-ui/react-atom-upload demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 69 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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