FileUploader
Overview
FileUploader
allows users to upload content of their own to the system. A file uploader is commonly found in forms, but can also live as a standalone element.
When to use:
- Uploading one or multiple documents or images.
- Drag and drop one or multiple documents or images.
Implementation
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function Example() { const [files, setFiles] = useState<File[]>([]); const validateFileSize = (file: File) => { const MB = 1024 * 1024; return file.size <= MB; }; return ( <Form> <FormGroup> <FileUploader dropzoneConfig={{ label: 'Drag and drop image here', action: { label: 'Upload by URL', onClick: () => null, }, }} files={files} label="Upload files" multiple onFilesChange={setFiles} required validators={[ { validator: validateFileSize, type: 'file-size', }, ]} /> </FormGroup> </Form> ); }
Props
Prop name | Type | Default | Description |
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file | File |
| File that failed validation. |
fileIdx | number |
| Index of the file that failed validation. |
message | string |
| Message that is taken from the validator if it is defined there. |
type | string |
| Type of the error, size, format, etc. |
Props ending with * are required
Do's and Don'ts
Do |
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Specify allowed file types and maximum size. |