File upload to external image server
See original GitHub issueHi @rikschennink,
Very Sorry to bother you again, I am trying to implement custom upload to my image server. My image server accepts the image name, dimensions, dataURL via POST API and returns a unique server file name for the uploaded image. I have attempted to implement the handler function but no success, is there an example that you can show us on how this works?
I have seen someone asked if FilePond would work with Amazon S3. It seems Amazon S3 and other custom image servers do not support the serverId
feature in FilePond. Does this mean other operations such as revert, abort, restore are impossible with these servers? Thanks!
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Hi @pathvine!
No worries.
The
serverId
is a unique identifier returned by the server, it can be the filename the file id, as long as it identifies the file to the server. In your situation, this value “returns a unique server file name” should do it, FilePond remembers it and then automatically passes it to therevert
orrestore
method. You can then override those methods and do with it as you please.I’ll set up a custom XMLHttpRequest example to illustrate this better.
I will open an issue over there to keep this one scoped and not polluted for people coming in the future 😉. Thanks!