Today, our tails are positively wagging with excitement about the release of Uppy 2.0! This latest version is on average 25% smaller and up to a thousand times faster, thanks to dropping support for IE11 and a lot of refactoring work. We’ve upgraded many dependencies, most notably Preact 8 to Preact X, greatly improved TypeScript support and screen reader accessibility, paid technical debt, and added support for multiple messages in the Informer plugin.

Chow down on all the juicy bits and pieces inside! And make sure to try Uppy live demo.

Uppy 1.30 introduces the long-awaited Angular integration (beta), granular image rotation and Google Drive shortcuts.

In Uppy 1.29, we’ve revamped the Golden Retriever plugin with support for partially recovered “ghost” files, added a disableLocalFiles option to the Dashboard, enabled the ability to preview webcam videos before submitting and provided an uppy.logout() method, along with an assortment of Companion improvements.

In Uppy 1.27 we’ve added a new @uppy/drop-target plugin, enabled support for Vue 3, introduced dynamic metaFields option for Dashboard, Google Drive now lists documents that have been shared with you.

Uppy 1.26 brings a new disabled option for the Dashboad, ability to set headers per file with XHR Upload, and fixes for the Transloadit plugin.

Uppy 1.25 adds support for right-to-left scripts, Ukrainian translation and various improvements for Companion.

Just see how cool this looks, and read further for a video demo and some behind the scenes implementation sorcery:

Uppy 1.24 adds an experimental Svelte integration, additional React components, autoOpenFileEditor option for Dashboard, and a Norwegian (bokmål) translation!

Uppy 1.23 brings Vue.js components 💥, Box file service support, a “Done” button for the Status Bar + Dashboard, and a better cloud file restrictions UI.

Uppy 1.22 (the spooky Halloween edition) adds a new Unsplash provider, Webcam camera selector dropdown and a maxTotalFileSize restriction.

We are happy to announce version 2.0 of Companion! 🎉 After maintaining and improving the 1.x series for over a year, we're now releasing a major version bump on the Companion package. The drive on this release is mainly towards fixing some terminology inconsistencies and aligning with Node.js LTS to ease the maintenance burden.