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XHR Bundle Upload
This example uses Uppy with XHRUpload plugin in bundle mode. Bundle mode uploads all files to the endpoint in a single request, instead of firing off a new request for each file. This makes uploading a bit slower, but it may be easier to handle on the server side, depending on your setup.
serve.js contains an example express.js server that receives a multipart form-data upload and responds with some information about the files that were received (name, size) as JSON. It uses multer to parse the upload stream.
Run it
To run this example, make sure you've correctly installed the root repository:
npm install
Move into this directory, then:
npm start