Show progress bar while uploading file in react
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I am using node js multer package to upload files to server.In React i want to show progress bar while uploading file.I search the package on google and even find it on stack overflow. But can't find out any package that works for me.
Can anyone please tell me the package which shows the progress, how much file uploading done.
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I am using node js multer package to upload files to server.In React i want to show progress bar while uploading file.I search the package on google and even find it on stack overflow. But can't find out any package that works for me.
Can anyone please tell me the package which shows the progress, how much file uploading done.
node.js reactjs
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I am using node js multer package to upload files to server.In React i want to show progress bar while uploading file.I search the package on google and even find it on stack overflow. But can't find out any package that works for me.
Can anyone please tell me the package which shows the progress, how much file uploading done.
node.js reactjs
I am using node js multer package to upload files to server.In React i want to show progress bar while uploading file.I search the package on google and even find it on stack overflow. But can't find out any package that works for me.
Can anyone please tell me the package which shows the progress, how much file uploading done.
node.js reactjs
node.js reactjs
edited Nov 25 '18 at 10:58
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check this out:
- react-fileupload-progress
- react-sweet-progress
- or any other progress bar
if the problem is to have progress from back-end:
- You can use XMLHttpRequest to track your progress on NodeJS, use a eventListener
- Open a socket and transfer progress messages from your eventListener and show them on the client side
Good ref: https://blog.fossasia.org/file-upload-progress-in-a-node-app-using-socket-io/
Thanks for your response. I am using axios to track the progress. But after upload when i delete file from folder in server and then enter in the folder again.I found the file exists.
– user10150720
Nov 25 '18 at 12:14
no at backend means at server.
– user10150720
Nov 27 '18 at 17:13
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check this out:
- react-fileupload-progress
- react-sweet-progress
- or any other progress bar
if the problem is to have progress from back-end:
- You can use XMLHttpRequest to track your progress on NodeJS, use a eventListener
- Open a socket and transfer progress messages from your eventListener and show them on the client side
Good ref: https://blog.fossasia.org/file-upload-progress-in-a-node-app-using-socket-io/
Thanks for your response. I am using axios to track the progress. But after upload when i delete file from folder in server and then enter in the folder again.I found the file exists.
– user10150720
Nov 25 '18 at 12:14
no at backend means at server.
– user10150720
Nov 27 '18 at 17:13
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check this out:
- react-fileupload-progress
- react-sweet-progress
- or any other progress bar
if the problem is to have progress from back-end:
- You can use XMLHttpRequest to track your progress on NodeJS, use a eventListener
- Open a socket and transfer progress messages from your eventListener and show them on the client side
Good ref: https://blog.fossasia.org/file-upload-progress-in-a-node-app-using-socket-io/
Thanks for your response. I am using axios to track the progress. But after upload when i delete file from folder in server and then enter in the folder again.I found the file exists.
– user10150720
Nov 25 '18 at 12:14
no at backend means at server.
– user10150720
Nov 27 '18 at 17:13
add a comment |
check this out:
- react-fileupload-progress
- react-sweet-progress
- or any other progress bar
if the problem is to have progress from back-end:
- You can use XMLHttpRequest to track your progress on NodeJS, use a eventListener
- Open a socket and transfer progress messages from your eventListener and show them on the client side
Good ref: https://blog.fossasia.org/file-upload-progress-in-a-node-app-using-socket-io/
check this out:
- react-fileupload-progress
- react-sweet-progress
- or any other progress bar
if the problem is to have progress from back-end:
- You can use XMLHttpRequest to track your progress on NodeJS, use a eventListener
- Open a socket and transfer progress messages from your eventListener and show them on the client side
Good ref: https://blog.fossasia.org/file-upload-progress-in-a-node-app-using-socket-io/
edited Nov 25 '18 at 11:56
answered Nov 25 '18 at 11:49
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Thanks for your response. I am using axios to track the progress. But after upload when i delete file from folder in server and then enter in the folder again.I found the file exists.
– user10150720
Nov 25 '18 at 12:14
no at backend means at server.
– user10150720
Nov 27 '18 at 17:13
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Thanks for your response. I am using axios to track the progress. But after upload when i delete file from folder in server and then enter in the folder again.I found the file exists.
– user10150720
Nov 25 '18 at 12:14
no at backend means at server.
– user10150720
Nov 27 '18 at 17:13
Thanks for your response. I am using axios to track the progress. But after upload when i delete file from folder in server and then enter in the folder again.I found the file exists.
– user10150720
Nov 25 '18 at 12:14
Thanks for your response. I am using axios to track the progress. But after upload when i delete file from folder in server and then enter in the folder again.I found the file exists.
– user10150720
Nov 25 '18 at 12:14
no at backend means at server.
– user10150720
Nov 27 '18 at 17:13
no at backend means at server.
– user10150720
Nov 27 '18 at 17:13
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