dropzoner | Laravel package for image upload using DropzoneJS | File Upload library
kandi X-RAY | dropzoner Summary
kandi X-RAY | dropzoner Summary
This is the simplest Laravel package for image uploads using DropzoneJS. You pull it via composer, set service provider and include it in your views with @include('dropzoner::dropzone'). After this you need to set JS and CSS files in header and footer. Dropzone will take full width of parent container, and will throw events on image upload and image delete actions. Using event listeners you can hook this package with the rest of your application. Package uses Image Intervention library for saving images. It has its own filename sanitizer and method for creating unique filenames inside upload directory.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Upload a photo .
- Delete an image
- Sanitize a string
- Create unique filename
- Bootstrap the package .
- Register the application routes .
- Upload file .
- Register the dropzoner class .
- Register dropzone .
- Delete upload action
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QUESTION
i'm trying to make work Laravue Dropzone, but I have'nt working yet
Here is the code:
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Answered 2020-Dec-10 at 15:54I figured out how to upload files with dropzone, en the method handleUpload I just have to send the file to a post method in laravel backend who upload a temporary file
QUESTION
I want to get react-dropzone-uploader to connect with my Flask backend and to send the file (image) via a form to the backend. But I have problems accessing the uploaded image. The server responds with: "400 Bad Request: The browser (or proxy) sent a request that this server could not understand." How do I access the uploaded image from the React component to the backend?
Flask route for the image upload request:
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Answered 2020-Sep-30 at 09:38Your server is probably not configured to respond to CORS requests.
react-dropzone-uploader performs an OPTIONS request before upload. You can simply enable this with the Flask CORS module.
Just initialising the CORS module with the app will decorate all routes with CORS and it should work.
QUESTION
Im trying to using React with Mui-dropzone to handle fileupload. I want to use multiple Dropzone component in one page. I have tried saving the files in the state(nested objects), but the file always saved in my last state, what just happened?, and how do i store each of the files independent on each state?
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Answered 2020-Jun-28 at 07:42 function handleDialog() {
setIsOpen(!isOpen);
}
QUESTION
With react-dropzone-uploader set up like this:
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Answered 2019-Oct-19 at 01:29this bug was just fixed in 2.10.2.
I just pushed a fix in 2.10.2 that ensures that generatePreview returns a promise that never takes more than 1s to resolve or reject.
This way file types for which onload or onloadedmetadata aren't called don't return promises that hang forever.
1s is still more than enough time to get the metadata for even huge (~5gb files), but isn't so long that it's a huge annoyance for file types that don't support metadata retrieval.
https://github.com/fortana-co/react-dropzone-uploader/issues/44
Sorry it took a while to get this fixed, I've been busy at work and not until recently did I have time to spend on maintaining and improving RDU.
QUESTION
I'm using react-dropzone to allow a user to upload a profile photo.
I define the custom CSS like so:
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Answered 2017-Jun-26 at 02:21Assuming files[0].preview returns a file (image) URL, you should be able to set a new style and pass it to the Dropzone component.
Something along these lines:
QUESTION
So my app is a form that has dropZones (amongst other things) and an Add Questions button that adds another dropZone to the form. Whenever I put an image in my dropZone and then click Add Question the image disappears. Here's a CodeSandbox of the whole app.
But if you prefer relevant code only, here's my DropZone component followed by my AddQuestionButton component:
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Answered 2018-Aug-02 at 21:03Only keep state in the top level component, and you should be good to go.
QUESTION
Right now when the user presses the upload button and picks a file it automatically uploads the file but I don't want to do an automatic upload instead, I want to display the files first to the user that they have selected and then upload. I need help with this please help. This is all done in react.
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Answered 2017-Jul-09 at 16:57Just use preview property on the file and set that to img src.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a gallery using react-dropzone. I am successfully adding images but instead of creating an array, as I thought I was doing by following their github, it is simply loading an image and replacing it with the new one when I drag another image. The expected result is to add the image next to the one I already dragged in it.
I am specifying an empty array called files: [], that I imagine will collect the images.
The dropzone element in my class looks like this:
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Answered 2017-Jun-25 at 14:40All you need to do is update your onDrop function as follows
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