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JQuery File Upload

This project is a jQuery-based file upload widget that provides a browser interface for selecting and transferring files to a server. It functions as a chunked file uploader and a resumable upload client, enabling the transfer of large files by splitting them into smaller segments or continuing interrupted uploads from the last successfully sent byte.

The tool includes a client-side image processor for validating, resizing, and generating previews of images before transmission. It also serves as a cross-domain upload tool, using various transport mechanisms to send files to different domains and bypass origin restrictions.

The system covers a broad range of capabilities including web form file validation, the management of upload concurrency, and the integration of drag-and-drop or clipboard-paste inputs. It provides hooks for lifecycle management and the ability to monitor real-time upload progress via linked interface elements.

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Features

  • File Uploaders - Provides a comprehensive jQuery-based widget for transferring files from a browser to a server.
  • Chunked Uploaders - Splits large files into smaller segments to bypass server size limits and improve upload reliability.
  • File Upload Management - Manages the complete upload lifecycle, including custom logic for adding, sending, and completing uploads.
  • File Uploaders - Uploads large files in sequential pieces to avoid server timeouts or size restrictions.
  • File Upload APIs - Transmits files to servers on different domains using CORS or iframe-based transport mechanisms.
  • Cross-Origin Networking - Sends files to different domains using cross-site XMLHttpRequests or iframe redirects to bypass origin restrictions.
  • File Transfer Protocols - Divides large files into smaller segments during transfer to improve reliability and bypass server limits.
  • Multipart Upload Utilities - Continues interrupted transfers from the last successful byte after connection failures.
  • Reliable Large File Transfer Tools - Provides reliable transfer of large files by splitting them into smaller segments using the Blob API.
  • Upload Progress Tracking - Monitors and displays real-time transmission progress with the ability to cancel active uploads.
  • Resumable Upload Clients - Tracks the last successfully transferred byte to continue interrupted uploads without restarting the entire file.
  • File Type Validators - Enforces restrictions on allowed file extensions and size limits before uploads are initiated.
  • Image Resizing - Shrinks image dimensions on the user device before uploading to minimize bandwidth and server storage usage.
  • Client-Side - Adjusts image dimensions in the browser before uploading to reduce bandwidth and storage requirements.
  • Drag and Drop Libraries - Initiates file uploads by allowing users to drag files from the desktop and drop them into the browser.
  • Drag and Drop Utilities - Defines specific interface elements as drop targets to accept and upload files dragged from the system.
  • Resumable Transfer Tracking - Implements byte-offset tracking to continue interrupted transfers from the last successfully sent byte.
  • File Uploads - Bypasses same-origin restrictions to transmit files across domains using XHR and the postMessage API.
  • Client-Side Media Processing - Performs image validation and resizing directly in the browser to reduce bandwidth and server load.
  • Clipboard Integrations - Allows users to insert and upload images by pasting them directly from the system clipboard.
  • Transport Selection - Enables selection of data transmission methods like XHR or iframes to meet cross-site requirements.
  • Client-Side Metadata Extraction - Enables retrieval of detailed file information on the client side before the transfer process begins.
  • Concurrency Controls - Allows developers to control whether files upload sequentially or simultaneously with a defined concurrency limit.
  • Paste-to-Upload - Uploads files by copying them to the clipboard and pasting them into a designated target element.
  • Media Header Parsing - Parses image headers and technical data from uploaded images to retrieve specific media details.
  • Protocol-Agnostic Transport Layers - Switches between XHR, iframes, and postMessage to maintain compatibility across different browser and domain restrictions.
  • UI Progress Binding - Binds upload states to UI elements to update progress bars and status text in real time.
  • Lifecycle Event Hooks - Provides programmable callbacks that trigger at specific stages of the file selection and transmission process.
  • Image Previewers - Displays visual thumbnails of selected images before they are transmitted to the server.
  • File Previewers - Creates visual or audio previews for supported file types locally before or after the upload completes.
  • Bulk File Selection - Supports picking several files at once or selecting entire folder structures for upload.
  • File Validation Utilities - Enforces constraints on file extensions, minimum size, and maximum size on the client side.
  • Event-Driven Input Handlers - Captures files from diverse sources including drag-and-drop and clipboard paste via event handlers.
  • Client-Side Media Processors - Resizes images and generates previews in the browser to reduce bandwidth usage before transmission.
  • Cross-Domain Upload Tools - Uses XHR, iframes, or postMessage to send files to different domains and bypass origin restrictions.
  • Cross-Domain Uploads - Enables sending files to different domains using various transport mechanisms to bypass origin restrictions.
  • Form Components - Advanced file upload widget with drag-and-drop support.
  • Form Components - Multi-file upload with preview.
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Frequently asked questions

What does blueimp/jquery-file-upload do?

This project is a jQuery-based file upload widget that provides a browser interface for selecting and transferring files to a server. It functions as a chunked file uploader and a resumable upload client, enabling the transfer of large files by splitting them into smaller segments or continuing interrupted uploads from the last successfully sent byte.

What are the main features of blueimp/jquery-file-upload?

The main features of blueimp/jquery-file-upload are: File Uploaders, Chunked Uploaders, File Upload Management, File Upload APIs, Cross-Origin Networking, File Transfer Protocols, Multipart Upload Utilities, Reliable Large File Transfer Tools.

Which projects share features with blueimp/jquery-file-upload?

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