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when fetching a list of files I get only the URL, so the user can't actually show them what is the file size.
This can cause some UX uninformative, especially for users with limited internet access asking to review the size of the file before triggering a preview or download of the file.
Another use case is for server processing, the file size can affect the kind of process to handle that file
Describe the solution you'd like to see
import { utapi } from "~/server/uploadthing.ts";
const files = await utapi.listFiles();
console.log(files);
[
{
id: "7099d109-39ec-43fe-a887-4a4fd87cad88 ,
customId: null,
key: "2e0fdb64-9957-4262-8e45-f372ba903ac8_image.jpg",
size: 10302 KB // or a MB format
name: "image.jpg",
status: "uploaded",
}
]
Use Case - Dashboards
Well, while creating this issue I went back and forth across the API and the dashboard inorder to find where the size field could come in use, and it appears only in the dashboard, where I could review the file list, but if I wish to provide my client a similar dashboard - the size would come in handy.
Use Case - Storage Limit
Just like UT itself, I don't want my client to upload files with no limit - I need to be able to provide him with context about the overall space his files take in the system
Additional information
No response
👨👧👦 Contributing
🙋♂️ Yes, I'd be down to file a PR implementing this feature!
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I'll bring this up with the team. Our design assumes you'd store the necessary data in your own database, which is typically faster than retrieving it via an API call—hence the minimal information returned by this API. That said, we've received similar requests for this functionality, so it's something we're considering.
Describe the feature you'd like to request
when fetching a list of files I get only the URL, so the user can't actually show them what is the file size.
This can cause some UX uninformative, especially for users with limited internet access asking to review the size of the file before triggering a preview or download of the file.
Another use case is for server processing, the file size can affect the kind of process to handle that file
Describe the solution you'd like to see
Use Case - Dashboards
Well, while creating this issue I went back and forth across the API and the dashboard inorder to find where the size field could come in use, and it appears only in the dashboard, where I could review the file list, but if I wish to provide my client a similar dashboard - the size would come in handy.
Use Case - Storage Limit
Just like UT itself, I don't want my client to upload files with no limit - I need to be able to provide him with context about the overall space his files take in the system
Additional information
No response
👨👧👦 Contributing
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: