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@mfup/client

v3.1.0

Published

MFUP/3 browser uploads: six multipart lanes, directory discovery, questions and resume

Readme

@mfup/client

Native browser FormData uploads, up to six concurrent baskets, incremental directory discovery, interactive questions and resumable file ranges.

The SDK owns the stream: at most 10000 pending records including active baskets, with enumeration resuming at 5000. Do not collect or retain a duplicate entries/File list. The default 1000 retries with backoff capped at 36 seconds provide about ten hours of waiting. After exhaustion, call session.retry() without a source; the SDK retains its bounded queue. sourceFromInput clears the input after enumeration completes.

import { MfupSession, sourceFromInput } from "@mfup/client";
const session = new MfupSession({
  serverUrl: location.origin,
  trackUploadProgress: true,
});
session.subscribe(() => console.log(session.getSnapshot()));
await session.upload(sourceFromInput(input));
session.dispose();

An upload has one optional overwrite approval: render snapshot.overwriteRequired and call session.setOverwrite(true) or session.cancel(). Approval persists for the entire session, including future conflicts and resume. There are no per-file decisions or skip action. overwrite: true can provide initial consent.

Save session.exportTicket() after connect; reselect source files after reload. Use autoPublish: false for explicit publication. Cancellation remains cancelling until confirmed by the server; a late cancel can return published. File content stays in native File/Blob objects.

Render one error per upload from snapshot.errorInfo (code/status/phase/retryable). Storage failures use storage_full (507) or storage_unavailable (503) and do not automatically resend the body. Network failures first check the receipt. Control HTTP has a 30-second deadline (requestTimeoutMs); long data POSTs do not.

trackUploadProgress: true uses native XHR upload events for in-flight progress. sentBytes estimates confirmed payload plus active uploads; confirmedBytes only includes server receipts. Upload event updates are coalesced at 50 ms. The default transport and an injected fetch keep using fetch. On interruption, unconfirmed estimates can move backwards; resume always uses durable receipts.

Extension API · HTTP protocol

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