Bind uploader to user session about tus-js-client HOT 8 CLOSED

i believe you can use the meta data to add information regarding the session details.

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But if I upload file and them change session and try to upload this file again (us other user) it says what file already uploaded. :(

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before upload the files add the session details to meta-data, when you reactive the file in your backend fetch this meta-data and assign it to your user ex. into your database.

before upload fill the object for what ever information you need such as session id , user id  
metadata = {}
https://github.com/tus/tus-js-client/blob/40448e99699b9f9addc8ef3ca191d1f966a8f0d5/demo/node.js#L13

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@devalexqt: Is it possible to bind uploader to user session? Different user => different session and different files.

I am sorry but I don't understand your question. What user session are you talking about? Is it stored on the server or inside the browser? Would you be so kind and explain it more thoroughly?

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Session Id saved on server in DB, and user see all files binded to this session. All ok, but if session expired and user reload page with new session id ( without any binded files) and try to upload same file then uploader say that file is already uploaded, but no one file is connected to new user session, and it's wrong, I need to bind uploader to the session (in browser).

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In other words, if user login as user1 and upload file one.mp4 and then logout and login as different user2, and try to upload same one.mp4 file again. In this case user2 will be see message that file already uploaded, but it's wrong!

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In this case user2 will be see message that file already uploaded, but it's wrong!

It's not wrong if you forget about the user system. tus-js-client notices that the same file has already been uploaded by this browser (it does not care about users or sessions). You can disable this behaviour by setting the resume option to false (https://github.com/tus/tus-js-client#tusdefaultoptions). This will cause tus-js-client to not check whether it has uploaded in the past and should fix your issue.

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Closing this issue due to inactivity. Feel free to leave a comment if you want to continue the discussion :)

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