joelvh/uppy-aws-amplify

Upload to AWS Amplify Storage (S3) with Uppy

uppy-aws-amplify

The AWS Amplify Storage (S3) plugin for uppy which can be used to upload files directly to an S3 bucket using an AWS Amplify session.

This package uses Storage from the aws-amplify package under the hood, which will use the default configuration you're using for AWS Amplify in your app.

Example

import Uppy from '@uppy/core'
import AwsAmplify from 'uppy-aws-amplify'
import { Storage } from 'aws-amplify'

const uppy = Uppy()

uppy.use(AwsAmplify, {
  // configured AWS Amplify Storage reference
  // with `get` and `put` methods
  storage: Storage,
  // default options passed to `Storage.get(...)`
  getOptions: {
    download: false
  },
  limit: 4,
  async getUploadParameters (file) {
    return {
      // Example: to avoid filename conflicts
      filename: `${Date.now()}-${file.name}`
    }
  }
})

Installation

$ npm install uppy-aws-amplify --save

or

$ yarn add uppy-aws-amplify

We recommend installing from yarn and then using a module bundler such as Webpack, Browserify or Rollup.js.

uppy-aws-amplify's Issues

Can't resolve '@uppy/utils/lib/limitPromises'

Hello
It seems that limitPromises has disappeared from from Uppy's utils, which causes an error uppy-aws-amplify. Is there a workaround for that ?
Many thanks in advance

this class reference out of scope

Thanks for the great plugin btw.

I was getting an error resulting from "this" being undefined inside the storage.put call within handleFileUpload method.

uppy-aws-amplify/src/index.js

Line 104 in e7e49e9

if (!this.uppy.getFile(file.id)) {

I thought that maybe the reference to the parent class 'this' was out of scope hence undefined. As a test I stored a reference to the parent class in var parentClass = this; index the handleFileUpload method. The used that in place of this to reference the parent class. It appears to remove the error.

Not sure if this is helpful, just wanted to share it

Cheers!

typescript support

Currently using uppy and amplify, stumbled upon this but there's no support for typescript. Would be a nice feature to include.