An iOS client written in Swift
for tus resumable upload protocol.
//TODO: Fill example here
Before using TUSKit, you must configure your TUSClient
using TUSClient.setup()
. It is recommended to put this in your AppDelegate
.
Parameters
- uploadURL : The upload URL that TUSKit should upload to
- sessionConfiguration: A URLSessionConfiguration that TUSKit will use for it's network sessions.
URLSessionConfiguration.default
will be used if omitted.
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
// Override point for customization after application launch.
var config = TUSConfig(withUploadURLString: "https://master.tus.io/files", andSessionConfig: URLSessionConfiguration.default)
TUSClient.setup(with: config)
return true
}
An optional property can be set to allow TUSKit to log to the console, in order to help you debug or just for better insight to the actions taking place
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
// Override point for customization after application launch.
var config = TUSConfig(withUploadURLString: "https://master.tus.io/files", andSessionConfig: URLSessionConfiguration.default)
config.debugLogEnabled = true // Set logging on
TUSClient.setup(with: config)
return true
}
Example output logs
TUSKit: Creating file image49 on server
TUSKit: File image49 created
TUSKit: Preparing upload data for file image49
TUSKit: Upload starting for file image49
An object that holds your uploads data and state. It can be created from a file, data or referenced with just an Id.
//A new upload for a file
var uploadObject = TUSUpload(withId: "Some Id to reference a file", andFile: "FilePathHere")
//A new upload for data
var uploadObject = TUSUpload(withId: "Another Id to reference a file", andData: DataObject)
//An existing upload
var uploadObject = TUSUpload(withId: "Just an ID of a past upload") //Will fail out if data on the device matching the ID isn't found.
//An upload with metadata
var uploadObject = TUSUpload(withId: "Some Id to reference a file", andFile: "FilePathHere")
uploadObject.metadata = ["hello": "world"]
TUSClient
is a singleton used to communicate from your application to your TUS
server. It will handle all file creation, uploads, and other operations alike.
You can create an upload and start the upload process by passing an upload object.
Parameters
- optional withRetries: The number of silent retries to take place before failing out to the delegate
TUSClient.shared.createOrResume(uploadObject) //Create and start upload
TUSClient.shared.createOrResume(uploadObject, withRetries: 3) //Create and start upload
You can pause a specific upload, or all uploads. If an upload is paused, it will not be deleted when running the cleanUp()
method.
TUSClient.shared.pause(uploadObject) //Pause a specific upload
TUSClient.shared.pauseAll() //Pause all uploads
You can resume a specific upload, or all uploads that have previously been paused- not canceled or failed. If an upload is resumed it will resume the upload from where it last left off.
TUSClient.shared.createOrResume(uploadObject) //Resume a specific upload
TUSClient.shared.resumeAll() //Resume all uploads
You can retry a specific upload, or all uploads that have previously been canceled or failed - not paused. If an upload is retired it will attempt to create the file on your TUS
server, if already existing it will begin or resume the upload from where it last left off.
TUSClient.shared.retry(uploadObject) //retry a specific upload
TUSClient.shared.retryAll() //retry all uploads
You can cancel and suspend a specific upload, or all uploads. Canceling an upload will terminate the upload process until retried or cleaned up.
TUSClient.shared.cancel(uploadObject) //Cancel a specific upload
TUSClient.shared.cancelAll() //Cancel all uploads
You can clean up and clear all failed, and canceled uploads or a specific upload from your applications disk-space and memory. After cleanup your file data will no longer be on the device, but the file and any previously uploaded data may still be present on your TUS
server.
TUSClient.shared.cleanUp(uploadObject) //cleanup all
TUSClient.shared.cleanUpAll() //cleanup all
You can track the progress of specific uploads, or all uploads
func TUSProgress(bytesUploaded, bytesRemaining) //overall current upload progress
func TUSProgress(TUSUpload, bytesUploaded, bytesRemaining) //Per file upload progress
The delegate method when a file successfully uploads
func TUSSuccess(TUSUpload, TUSResponse)
The delegate method fire when a file stops (canceled, failure, or paused)
func TUSFailure(TUSUpload, TUSResponse)