New react component: Material-Tus
See original GitHub issueFor those who are looking for a pure react implementation without having to mount Preact components inside your DOM. We have started a pure react implementation based off material-ui
Goals:
- Pure react Tus uploader
- Material UI components
- Simple and extensible API
- Tiny size footprint
- Base component usable outside of Material UI
- Simple, easy to use, uncomplicated user interface without all the bells and whistles
- React Context provider to hook into TUS state.
Its at version 0.5.0
and we are using in production, looking for collaborators. More features will come soon:
Repo: https://github.com/beam-australia/material-tus
Demos: https://beam-australia.github.io/material-tus/?path=/story/upload--100kb-max
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)
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Thanks for sharing, I’m sure this is helpful to people stumbling/googling upon here. Will close this now as there isn’t much to fix about this issue, but feel free to re-open and comment more if needed. Or if the threads end up getting longer, use the community forum 👌
Nice one, may I ask which tus server you are using?
It seems the node implementation isn’t maintained much nowadays and that the go version is preferred for production.
If you have any feedback on that, it would be very helpful.