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ang4-image-upload

v1.1.99

Published

# Introduction An angular module for file uploads. Works great with images.

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Angular File Upload Module

Introduction

An angular module for file uploads. Works great with images.

Currently Tested on Angular 4, Compatibility will be updated soon for other versions.

NO LONGER BEING MAINTAINED! I CHANGED THE PACKAGE NAME TO angular-upload-files

How To Use

Installation:

npm i angular-upload-files

Usage:

App Module Setup:

import {UploaderModule} from 'angular-upload-files'; 
@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    AppComponent,
  ],
  imports: [
    BrowserModule,
    FormsModule,
    UploaderModule.forRoot(), // <---------------
    HttpClientModule,
    RouterModule.forRoot(Routes) 
  ],
  providers: [
  ],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent],
}) 

In your component:

import { UploadService, UploadParams } from 'angular-upload-files';

constructor(private uploadService : UploadService) { }

Interfaces:

export interface UploadParams {
  formDataPropertyName: string;
  extraParams : ExtraParams[];
}
export interface ExtraParams {
  paramValueIsFromFile: boolean;
  paramName: string;
  paramValue: any;
}

You must input a UploadParams object into each instance of the uploader: formDataPropertyName: string; The uploader will automatically append a FormData object with the file and file name attached, as well as the formDataPropertyName (this is how it looks internally):

formData.append(this.uploadParams.formDataPropertyName, file, file.name);

Extra Params:

Extra Params is for passing query string parameters to your request:

example:

    this.uploadParams = {formDataPropertyName: 'image', extraParams: {
      paramValueIsFromFile: true, //paramValue will be accessed as file[paramValue] set false for value to be just paramValue
      paramValue: "name",
      paramName: "filename"
    }}
    this.uploadParams = {formDataPropertyName: 'image', extraParams: {
      paramValueIsFromFile: false, //paramValue will be accessed as paramValue (params.set(paramName, paramValue))
      paramValue: "name",
      paramName: "filename"
    }}

Inputs:

| Input | Description | | --- | --- | | uploadParams: UploadParams | See UploadParams description above. | | buttonText: string | Set upload button text. | | buttonClass: string | Set class value. like: "btn btn-primary" | | id: number | Set uploader id | | postUrl: string | Uploader target url | | usingImages: boolean | Set to true if images (and only images) are being uploaded. | | showImagesOnAdd: boolean | If usingImages is set to true, images will show in the DOM on add | | imageWidth: string | CSS width value. like: "180px" | | imagesRemovable: boolean | Images will be removed on click |

###Events:

| Event | Description | | --- | --- | | (onFilesSelected) | event containing {files: files} OR {files: files, base64s: base64ImgUrls} based on 'usingImages' | | (onUploadComplete) | Event fired on each upload completion containing {response: event, file: file} | | (onImageRemoved) | Event fired when when you remove an image (usingIMages mode) | | (onFileRemoved) | Event fired when when you remove a file |

###Triggering events from your component:

| Event | Description | | --- | --- | | Start Upload | this.uploadService.startUpload.next(files) | | Remove Image | this.uploadService.removeImage.next({id: componentId, index: file/image index}) | | Remove File | this.uploadService.removeFile.next({id: componentId, index: file index}) | | Clear Files | this.uploadService.clearFiles.next({id: componentId}) |

###Upload Progress:

this.uploadService.currentUploadProgress.subscribe(
    (progress)=>{
        console.log(progress);
    }
)

#DEMO

Detailed Example and Demo coming soon.