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A simple way to convert files to base64 strings, with multiple and extension based filter.
A simple way to convert files to base64 strings, with multiple and extension based filter.
npm i vue-file64
You can import this package as usual, here as an example the package is imported globally.
import FileDialog from 'vue-file64; Vue.component('file-dialog-64', FileDialog);
<file-dialog-64
:isInvalid="form.errors.errors.hasOwnProperty('image')"
:accept="''"
@output="
(file) => {
this.form.image = file;
}
"
:label="'Upload your files'"
>
<p slot="errorMessage" class="invalid-feedback d-block"> Image is required </p>
</file-dialog-64>
Prop Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
label | String | Used as common html label |
placeholder | String | Can be used to replace the default placeholder "Choose files", however this will be overridden when files are selected |
accept | String | Same as HTML accept, can be used to filter extensions, example :accept="'.jpg, .png'" |
multiple | Boolean | Enable ability to select multiple files |
isInvalid | Boolean | Activates the invalid class if set to true, highlights in red. |
Event | Description |
---|---|
output | Returns the base64 strings of the uploaded files. |
filecount | Returns the number of uploaded |
Slot Name | Description |
---|---|
errorMessage | Can be used to set your own error message. |
onComplete | Make use to show something when the upload is complete. Such as previewing the files. |
Feel free to contribute to this project, thanks
FAQs
A simple way to convert files to base64 strings, with multiple and extension based filter.
We found that vue-file64 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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