Closed TimoStolz closed 9 months ago
You can already achieve this by querying the HEAD endpoint of TUS and using the Upload-Offset
header returned in the response to determine the current progress of a file upload
Closing for now, let me know if the above solution works for you
I'd like to track upload progress in a database. Maybe, there could be a hook that fires every 10KB, while data is received. Maybe, this could be attached to
proxy
here.Maybe you are wondering, why I'd like to persist progress of running uploads. I have an application with several users, submitting large files that take a long time to submit. I'd like to show all their running uploads on an overview page, along with progress.