@deron
To get a list of mock files in Dropzone.js, you can use the getQueuedFiles()
method provided by Dropzone. This method returns an array of files that have been added to the queue but not yet uploaded.
Here's an example code snippet to get a list of mock files:
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// Initialize Dropzone var myDropzone = new Dropzone("#myDropzoneElement", { url: "/upload", autoProcessQueue: false // Set to false to prevent automatic upload }); // Add mock files myDropzone.addFile({ name: "mockfile1.jpg", size: 12345 }); myDropzone.addFile({ name: "mockfile2.png", size: 54321 }); // Get list of mock files var mockFiles = myDropzone.getQueuedFiles(); console.log(mockFiles); |
In this code snippet, we first initialize Dropzone and set the autoProcessQueue
option to false to prevent automatic uploading of files. We then add mock files using the addFile()
method and finally get the list of mock files using the getQueuedFiles()
method. The list of mock files will be logged to the console for you to view.