问题
Note: I'm not looking for any alternatives. I know this can be done with XMLHttpRequest. I also don't care about browser support. I just want learn about the new/upcoming standards.
I have a File object and I can upload it with PUT using fetch like this:
fetch(url, {
method: "PUT",
body: fileObject,
});
How can I get upload progress from this?
From what I understand the body of the fetch options can be a ReadableStream. So maybe there is a way to wrap the File object to a ReadableStream and get progress status from that?
Eg. something like this
fetch(url, {
method: "PUT",
body: asReadableStream(fileObject, onProgress),
});
Thanks.
回答1:
As Kyle said, ReadableStream uploading is not supported yet. https://github.com/whatwg/fetch/issues/95
Even if it where possible I would not try to monitor the upload progress throught streams, (that is if FetchObserver becomes a thing) Nobody is working on it right now. But Mozilla made a proposal that looks something like this.
/*
enum FetchState {
// Pending states
"requesting", "responding",
// Final states
"aborted", "errored", "complete"
};
*/
fetch(url, {
observe(observer) {
observer.onresponseprogress = e => console.log(e);
observer.onrequestprogress = e => console.log(e);
observer.onstatechange = n => console.log(observer.state)
}
)
I remember that i tested it using some experimental flags a long time ago but can't find the demo anymore, guess they removed it from MDN since it was there own implementation/suggestion.
回答2:
Short answer: cannot be done right now.
Checkout the spec here: https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/#fetch-api
Second sentence indicates that there isn't a way to track request progression when using fetch.
The fetch() method is relatively low-level API for fetching resources. It covers slightly more ground than XMLHttpRequest, although it is currently lacking when it comes to request progression (not response progression).
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52422662/how-to-get-file-upload-progress-with-fetch-and-whatwg-streams