Installation

npm install file-router --save

You can use any of the builds in the dist folder to meet your project needs.

Using CanJS's built-in support for StealJS, you can now import the module directly inside your templates. For example:

<can-import from="file-router"/>

<!-- This example shows how to use with the file-droplet component, but any array of File objects will work. -->
<file-droplet>

  <file-router {batch}="lastFileBatch"
      jpg="page='upload-photos', section='data-entry'"
      pdf="page='doc-viewer'" 
      multiple="page='file-manager'" >
  </file-router>

</file-droplet>

Usage

The file-router component watches its batch array attribute and uses can.route to navigate based on the provided rules. Rules can be set up as attributes by file extension. When a list of files is dropped, the component will check to see if all files share a common extension. If they do, the component looks up the rules on how to handle that extension based on the passed-in attributes.

In the example above, the jpg attribute configures the component to route to {page:'upload-photos', section: 'data-entry'} when a list of jpg Files is dropped. The pdf attribute will route to {page:'doc-viewer'} when a list of pdf Files is dropped. The multiple attribute will route to {page:'file-manager'} when a list of Files with multiple extensions is dropped.

The file-router component was built to work with the file-droplet component, but can work with any list of File objects.

It comes with a single style: file-router {display: inline-block;}.

API

• batch: The list of files to extract the extension from.

Options:

Any file extension can be used as a configuration option. See the usage section.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome.

Authors

• Marshall Thompson