Currently for react users, managing errors on the FileUpload is made with document.querySelector(). However, this isn't really the most react-friendly way, so I would propose some new changes which make things easier for react devs
Per file error message
My suggestion would be to add a prop to tell the FileUpload which files are invalid, the typing could - for example - be:
invalidFiles?: Array<{id: string, errorMessage: string}>
where id would be the id of the file which has an error. This way, React devs can better work with state which in my opinion makes things easier.
Global error message
My proposal would be to just add globalErrorMessage?: string to the props of FileUpload.
Ref
Another way we can simplify things is by adding a ref prop so that React users can use useRef() to call methods like invalidate() or reset()
Currently for react users, managing errors on the FileUpload is made with
document.querySelector(). However, this isn't really the most react-friendly way, so I would propose some new changes which make things easier for react devsPer file error message
My suggestion would be to add a prop to tell the FileUpload which files are invalid, the typing could - for example - be:
invalidFiles?: Array<{id: string, errorMessage: string}>whereidwould be the id of the file which has an error. This way, React devs can better work with state which in my opinion makes things easier.Global error message
My proposal would be to just add
globalErrorMessage?: stringto the props of FileUpload.Ref
Another way we can simplify things is by adding a
refprop so that React users can useuseRef()to call methods likeinvalidate()orreset()