Rename uploaded file

[norman784]

Seems that the lib keep the original file name and there is no way that the server can tell ng-flow the new file name, my server output this on complete:

{
  "success":true,
  "flowTotalSize":58110,
  "flowIdentifier":"10152987551505362-2e68232139983ba857669baf3c2d45c7_development.jpg-58110",
  "flowFilename":"4498b3d20302c1c3b75ce37c1e5fefac",
  "flowRelativePath":"http:\/\/localhost\/images\/users\/4498b3d20302c1c3b75ce37c1e5fefac"
}

my upload script:

<?php
    $path = __DIR__ . '/../public/images/users/';
    $tmp = __DIR__ . '/../tmp/';

    if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] === 'GET') {
      $chunkDir = $tmp . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $_GET['flowIdentifier'];
      $chunkFile = $chunkDir.'/chunk.part'.$_GET['flowChunkNumber'];
      if (file_exists($chunkFile)) {
        header("HTTP/1.0 200 Ok");
      } else {
        header("HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found");
      }
    }

    // $file = $path . (isset($_FILES['file']) ? $_FILES['file']['name'] : $_GET['flowFilename']); // this is using original name, but in this case the file sooner or later will be overrite by other user that upload a file with the same name
    $file = $path . md5(time()); // The way I want, it need to add the extension but it was a test only

    if (isset($_FILES)) {
      copy($_FILES['file']['tmp_name'], $file);

      echo json_encode([
          'success' => true,
          //optional
          'flowTotalSize' => $_FILES['file']['size'],
          'flowIdentifier' => $_FILES['file']['name'] . '-' . $_FILES['file']['size'],
          'flowFilename' => basename($file),
          'flowRelativePath' => 'http://localhost/images/users/' . basename($file)
        ]);
    } else {
      if (\Flow\Basic::save($file, $tmp)) {
        echo json_encode([
          'success' => true,
          //optional
          'flowTotalSize' => $_GET['flowTotalSize'],
          'flowIdentifier' => basename($file),
          'flowFilename' => basename($file),
          'flowRelativePath' => 'http://localhost/images/users/' . basename($file)
        ]);
      }
    }

[AidasK]

You just need to capture your output with ng-flow. It can be done on fileSuccess event which exposes your server side response message.