React-redux-firebase: uploadFileWithProgress is not defined

[azimgd]

https://github.com/prescottprue/react-redux-firebase/blob/ed6b902aee8ca225b02e307b71ff1b93b4f9f6fe/src/actions/storage.js#L25

uploadFileWithProgress is not defined/included into compose. While i see relevant code and tests in place.
https://github.com/prescottprue/react-redux-firebase/blob/ed6b902aee8ca225b02e307b71ff1b93b4f9f6fe/src/compose.js#L325

Is there any particular reason for this ?

[prescottprue]

uploadFileWithProgress was intentionally not exposed as the goal was to have a single interface where you could choose to have progress or not. The v2.0.0-beta.18 release includes the option for progress when calling uploadFiles or uploadFile:

uploadFiles('storage/path', files, 'metadata/path', { progress: true })

The option is false by default, so if you want actions dispatched for progress while uploading, you have to provide the option as shown above. It will result in actions being emmitted for each progress update like so:

The future plan is to have a whole reducer dedicated to storage specific interactions, but that is not yet in place (an update should make it back to this ticket when it is added).

[wildfrontend]

@prescottprue How Could I Get progress value?

[Eli1bamboo]

@prescottprue How Could I Get progress value?

Same question here.

[prescottprue]

@Louis-Chen and @Eli1bamboo The values are dispatched in the actions since the assumption was that this value would be streamed into a view. It should be in a reducer, so #556 will capture adding that. Open to a PR if anyone gets a chance, otherwise I will try to get to it soon.

[Eli1bamboo]

@prescottprue thank you bro !! I tried to add an storage reducer on my own but ir didn't work. This level of code is up to my skills. I'll wait for the update. thanks again for your effort :)

[stevenhales]

Hi, any updates on this one? Or any guidance on how to access the progress payload on the fly in the meantime? I am without upload progress at the moment with the package. Thank you!

[prescottprue]

@stevenhales The progress payload is dispatched in actions as shown in the screenshot above.

To capture them and write to state, you will want to create a reducer that responds to FILE_UPLOAD_PROGRESS which can be imported like so:

import { actionTypes } from 'react-redux-firebase'
// Create a reducer using the following action type:
actionTypes.FILE_UPLOAD_PROGRESS

As noted, #556 will track adding this as a feature.