Is there an event that confirms that all files have been uploaded to the server?

[gdiodato]

Question
In post-finish I know when a single file was finished. Is there an event, like on.complete in uppy client, that confirms all files have been uploaded?
Basically I'd like to send a message to Rabbitmq when all files are uploaded into target directory.

[Murderlon]

When would we know when "all files have been uploaded"? What if multiple users upload concurrently? Or if files are paused for a bit and resumed later?

Perhaps if you must you can do this yourself on the client in a pre and post step, only when all files have been uploaded successfully.

[gdiodato]

When would we know when "all files have been uploaded"? What if multiple users upload concurrently? Or if files are paused for a bit and resumed later?

I have already added meta information about "operator" of my application and every files uploaded with Uppy had associated for what "user". I changed post-finish only for rename files to original names and for create every time a directory with a specific user-id. No message to send if all 3 files (min and max number possible with a specific extension) do not uploaded.

Perhaps if you must you can do this yourself on the client in a pre and post step, only when all files have been uploaded successfully.

I think to do this (send message to Rabbitmq) from client (Uppy) but this application is in Symfony 3 and I can't use Symfony/messenger or node.js client libraries suggest into Rabbitmq official documentation. Do you have any other suggestions?

[Acconut]

As @Murderlon mentioned, there is currently no such event in tusd. I think this is a bit related to the idea of uploads collections which are identified using a shared metadata property. Tim described this in #268, but we didn't implement it yet.

this application is in Symfony 3 and I can't use Symfony/messenger or node.js client libraries suggest into Rabbitmq official documentation. Do you have any other suggestions?

Maybe you can send a HTTP request from the frontend to Symfony, which then pushes a message to RabbitMQ.

[gdiodato]

Thanks @Acconut for your answer. I resolved by adding php-amqplib in my frontend and call send message to Rabbitmq (basic_publish) only when all three files have been uploaded successfully via ajax call.

[Acconut]

Glad to hear that you found a solution!