React dropzone

In this article, we’ll build a speech-to-text application using OpenAI’s Whisper, along with React, Node.js, and FFmpeg. The app will take user input, synthesize it into speech using OpenAI’s Whisper API, and output the resulting text. Whisper gives the most accurate speech-to-text transcription I’ve used, even for a non-native English speaker. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tech Stack We’ll be building the frontend of this app with Create React App (CRA). All we’ll be doing in the frontend is uploading files, picking time boundaries, making network requests and managing a few states. I chose CRA for simplicity. Feel free to use any frontend library you prefer or even plain old JS. The code should be mostly transferable. For the backend, we’ll be using Node.js and Express, just so we can stick with a full JS stack for this app. You can use Fastify or any other alternative in place of Express and you should still be able to follow along. Note: in order to keep this article focussed on the subject, long blocks of code will be linked to, so we can focus on the real tasks at hand. Setting Up the Project We start by creating a new folder that will contain both the frontend and backend for the project for organizational purposes. Feel free to choose any other structure you prefer: mkdir speech-to-text-app cd speech-to-text-app Next, we initialize a new React application using create-react-app: npx create-react-app frontend Navigate to the new frontend folder and i...

🚀 Dropzone UI Thank you so much for using dropzone-ui/react ❤️ ! Dropzone UI has grown very fast and has exceeded its original scope. That's why we find reasonable to rebrand it and create a new package taking the best of this one and adding more features and new components. This new package is here and its name is Files UI ⚡. In an very near future we'll stop giving support to dropzone-ui, so we enforce you to upgrade to this new package. In the meanwhile this package will become a wrapper for files-ui. ⚡ Live demos and full documentation : ❤️ it ?, support us by giving a ⭐ on Important From now on Sample result: This is a small part of what you can find on files-ui 👀 • More previews Requirement @dropzone-ui/react is based on react v16.8+. Installation @dropzone-ui/react is available as an import * as React from "react" ; import ReactDOM from "react-dom" ; import ReactDOM . render ( , document . querySelector ( "#app" ) ) ; Yes, it's really all you need to get started as you can see in these live and interactive demos: Basic Sample 🍰 Advanced Sample 🔨 API documentation The complete documentation of every component has been moved to files-ui.com However if you are still using dropzone-ui version 6.7.0 or lower, you can find the documentation and demos here: • ⚡ • 📚 Supporters Special thanks to these amazing people ⭐ : 👏 Stargazers 👏 Forkers More Previews Image full screen preview 🖼️ Video full screen preview 🎞️ FileCard, FileInputButton and Avatar preview 🎴 DarkMode 🌙 🌞 ...

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Follow Web and mobile app developer. TypeScript and JavaScript enthusiast. Lover of Pro Evolution Soccer (PES). Build a drag-and-drop image uploader with react-dropzone March 11, 2022 21 min read 5974 Editor’s note: This post was updated on 24 March 2022 to include information on creating a drag-and-drop component using react-dropzone and comparing it to the HTML Drag and Drop API. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through how to create a drag-and-drop component for uploading images using react-dropzone. Our drag-and-drop component will include a regular image click and select functionality. We’ll demonstrate the following: • • • • • • Listening for drag and drop • Detecting when a file is dropped on the drop zone • Displaying the image name and file type • Ensuring images persist • Validating dropped images • Deleting duplicate images • Removing unwanted images prior to upload • • react-dropzone uses React hooks to create HTML5-compliant React components for handling the dragging and dropping of files. react-dropzone provides the added functionality of restricting file types and also customizing the dropzone. With react-dropzone, we no longer have to rely on the react-dropzone, we’ll also demonstrate the same tutorial using the HTML Drag and Drop API. To follow along with the code for the react-dropzone version of this project, go to The final result will look like this: Drag-and-drop component created with react-dropzone. Getting started This tutorial assumes that you have No...