ng2-file-upload
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Easy to use Angular2 directives for files upload (demo)
npm i ng2-file-upload --save
Alternatively, you can download it in a ZIP file.
Currently ng2-file-upload contains two directives: ng2-file-select and ng2-file-drop. ng2-file-select is used for 'file-input' field of form and
ng2-file-drop is used for area that will be used for dropping of file or files.
More information regarding using of ng2-file-upload is located in demo and demo sources.
ng2-file-selectuploader - (FileUploader) - uploader object. See using in demong2-file-dropuploader - (FileUploader) - uploader object. See using in demofile-over - it fires during 'over' and 'out' events for Drop Area; returns boolean: true if file is over Drop Area, false in case of out.
See using in ts demo and
html demoPlease follow this guidelines when reporting bugs and feature requests:
Thanks for understanding!
The MIT License (see the LICENSE file for the full text)
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Angular file uploader
The npm package ng2-file-upload receives a total of 77,394 weekly downloads. As such, ng2-file-upload popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ng2-file-upload demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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