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react-use-file-upload
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A React Hook to make dealing with files in an upload scenario easier. It extracts away a lot of the boilerplate that comes with allowing users to add their own files to your web application.
An array of File objects.
File[]
A string that will pretty print the total size of the files. For example, 1024KB
, 2MB
, 4GB
etc.
string
A number that represents the size of all of the files in bytes.
number
A function that will prepare the files
to be sent to an external API by creating a new FormData object, appending the files
to it, and then returning the FormData object.
() => FormData
A function that prevents you from writing boilerplate code, and will call e.preventDefault
and e.stopPropagation
behind the scenes.
(e) => void
A function that accepts a number(index) or string(name of the file) that will be used to remove a specific file from the files
array.
(file: number | string) => void
A function that accepts a FileList as an argument, and converts it to an array.
(files: FileList) => void
FAQs
A React Hook to make dealing with file uploading easier.
The npm package react-use-file-upload receives a total of 1,066 weekly downloads. As such, react-use-file-upload popularity was classified as popular.
We found that react-use-file-upload 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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