Upload progress handler for post requests
See original GitHub issueFor a post request it would be a great feature to be able to see the upload progress. Attaching some kind of handler to a request seems like the right way to do it: (progressValue) => do stuff
api.post('url', data, (progressValue) => do stuff)
From the Axios docs:
//
onUploadProgress
allows handling of progress events for uploadsonUploadProgress: function (progressEvent) { // Do whatever you want with the native progress event }
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You can do this now. The 3rd parameter of post is handed right over to axios. So this would be something like:
I am using it with React-Native.
Yes
loaded
andtotal
worked for me. It is just not showing in JsonObject but i can use it directly likeprogress.loaded
andprogress.total