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Uppy + Companion + Custom Provider Example
This example uses @uppy/companion with a dummy custom provider. This serves as an illustration on how integrating custom providers would work
Run it
Note: this example is using fetch, which is only available on Node.js 18+.
First, you want to set up your environment variable. You can copy the content of
.env.example and save it in a file named .env. You can modify in there all
the information needed for the app to work that should not be committed (Google
keys, Unsplash keys, etc.).
[ -f .env ] || cp .env.example .env
To run the example, from the root directory of this repo, run the following commands:
corepack yarn install
corepack yarn build
corepack yarn workspace @uppy-example/custom-provider start