v2.0.2

This patch release fixes a problem when trying to include tus-js-client using bundler that supports ECMAScript Modules (see #193 for details).

v2.0.1

This patch release removes many unnecessary polyfills and reduces the size of the produced bundle to how it was in the v1.x releases (#192). Thanks to @goto-bus-stop!

Major release: v2.0.0

This major release contains many features and bug fixes but also breaking changes! Please see the blog post for details.

v1.8.0

This minor release contains following changes:

• Add support for storing URLs in the Node.js environment (#73 and #152)
• Add support for terminating uploads (#157)
• Fix a bug where no fingerprints could be generated in the Cordova environment (#169)
• Add experimental support for the creation-with-upload extension
• Add the HTTP response body to errors in the Node.js environment

v1.8.0 Prerelease 1

This prerelease contains nearly finished support for storing URLs in the Node.js environment (#73), thanks to @ifedapoolarewaju.

v1.7.1

This patch release fixes a problem in the retry logic where tus-js-client would not retry if the server responded with 409 Conflict (used if a PATCH request has a mismatching offset) or 423 Locked (used if the server detects concurrent access to an upload). With this fix tus-js-client will retry properly if the retryDelays option has been set.

v1.7.0

This minor release adds support for the uploadLengthDeferred option to the Node.js environment. It allows you to upload streaming data from your Node.js application before the stream has finished. Please refer to the documentation for more details. Thanks to @ifedapoolarewaju for contributing this feature (#140).

v1.6.1

This small patch release fixes a problem when tus-js-client is used with Node.js. There, an aborted upload was sometimes resumed without user interaction if the retryDelays parameter is set (#138).

v1.6.0

This minor release contains three very exciting additions which were only possible with the amazing help from our community:

• @arturi added the ability to directly pass files from React Native's file system to tus.Upload (#132). More details can be found in the README.
• @paulrosenzweig added support for uploading streaming data inside a browser using the Reader interface (#126).
• @hannuniemela and @naranjamecanica added the feature to directly upload native files from an Apache Cordova application (#134). More details can be found in the documentation.

Thank you to all the individuals who made this release possible! ❤️

v1.5.2

This patch release removes a dependency on the Browser DOM when resolving upload URLs allowing tus-js-client to be used in browser-like environment without a DOM, such as React Native.