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@codingducksrl/multipart-upload

v0.1.4

Published

Small library to handle multipart uploads to AWS S3 buckets.

Readme

multipart-upload

Small library to handle multipart uploads to AWS S3 buckets.

Installation

npm install @codingducksrl/multipart-upload

Usage

import {MultipartUpload} from '@codingducksrl/multipart-upload'

const uploader = new MultipartUpload(
    async (id, maxPartSize, fileSize, metadata) => {
        // Make the request to the backend to initiate the multipart upload
        // It should return an object with uploadId and presignedUrls for each part
        return {
            upload_id: 'unique-upload-id', // Upload ID generated by S3
            parts: [
                {
                    part_number: 1, // Part number
                    url: 'https://...', // Presigned URL for part 1
                    start: 0, // Start byte
                    end: maxPartSize - 1 // End byte
                }
            ]
        }
    },
    async (id, uploadId, parts, checksum, metadata) => {
        // Make the request to the backend to complete the multipart upload
    },
    {} // Options
)


const file = /* get your File or Blob object */
    await uploader.upload('unique-id', file)

Options

The MultipartUpload class accepts an options object with the following properties:

| Name | Description | Default Value | |-------------------|---------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------| | maxFilePartSize | Maximum size of each part in bytes | 100 * 1024 * 1024 (100MiB) | | algorithm | Hashing algorithm to use | 'SHA-256' | | retryOptions | axios-retry options for retrying failed uploads | { retries: 3, retryDelay: axiosRetry.exponentialDelay } |