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基于tinper-bee组件库封装开发
手动上传组件,可以帮助你打开一个模态框选择文件进行上传、也包括拖拽式的上传方式,支持单个文件以及多个文件一起上传使用,上传完毕后,组件会显示查看附件信息
npm install ac-upload -S
通过ES6的方式进行加载使用
import AcUpload from 'ac-upload';//加载组件
import 'ac-upload/build/ac-upload.css';//加载组件样式
然后在render使用的时候传入相应组件需要的参数:
注:只要放在AcUpload组件之间的一个按钮即可
<AcUpload
title="图片上传"
action="/iuap_pap_quickstart/fileMananger/fastDfs/imgUpload"
name="filelist[]"
data={{ "other": "params" }}
accept="image/*"
multiple={true}
onError={(err) => console.log(err)}
onSuccess={(data) => console.log(data)}
>
<Button shape="border" colors="info">图片上传</Button>
</AcUpload>
序号 | 参数 | 类型 | 说明 |
---|---|---|---|
1 | title | string | 打开上传的模态框显示的标题文字 |
2 | multiple | bool | 是否允许多选 |
3 | action | string | 必选参数, 上传的地址 |
4 | accept | string | 接受上传的文件类型, 详见 input accept Attribute |
5 | data | object | 随着上传的时候附加一些参数,接收JSON对象 |
6 | name | string | 上传设置的参数file名字默认files[] |
7 | maxSize | number | 上传附件大小限制,默认10MB |
8 | onSuccess | function | 上传成功后的回调,回调参数数组对象包含本次上传后的完成路径以及修改后的名称[{"accessAddress":"http://10.10.24.43:8080/wbalone/images/5441cbb2-27e6-4a9d-98b3-448f3f78de55_.png","fileName":"5441cbb2-27e6-4a9d-98b3-448f3f78de55_.png"}] |
9 | onError | function | 上传失败后的回调,用于处理后续失败操作 |
FAQs
tinper-bee ac upload components
The npm package ac-upload receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, ac-upload popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ac-upload demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 14 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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