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Re: Uppy 1.0: Your best friend in file uploading

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Sorry, no. If you really need it today, you could hook up Uppy to Transloadit, and it could export to Azure. But requires a paid subscription. I am happy to accept a PR for Uppy to enable direct Azure blob storage uploads however! (does this work with signing URLs also?)

Yes, Azure supports Shared Access Signature (SAS) tokens. [1] I'm afraid my Javascript is rather poor but I'll happily look at what it would take to create a plugin for Azure this weekend. Presumably the S3 multi-part uploader and associated companion server would be a good base to understand the flow? [1]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/common/storag...

I see, that would be amazing! Yes, it would, to give a head start:

  npm i && npm run bootstrap && npm run dev:with-companion
Then visit http://localhost:3452 and it should get you a working dev environment with auto-reloads and all that jazz.

Re: Uppy 1.0: Your best friend in file uploading

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Has anyone switched to/from Uploadcare? ( https://uploadcare.com/ ) - would love to hear how they compare.

Uploadcare is a competitor of Uppy's parent company: Transloadit. Fortunately the space is large enough that we don't care for cutthroat mentalities. I think so far both companies has said positive things about each other, and that's a tradition I'd like to uphold! I think their file uploader looks very good and I marvel at their marketing. Their engineering team also looks like they could all be respected co-workers…

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