How to upload files in client server application?
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I have client server application (ReactJS + NodeJS) and database PostgreSQL. I need to save files (.doc/.xlsx) with binding to a record in the database. What the best way to do it?
In my opinion, I should send files to backend, save it in a directory (folder) and marked (for example, add to file name id of a database record). But I'm not sure that this is optimal solution. Can you give me some advice how to realise it? Examples and documentation links will be good for me
For uploading files on client-side I will use
input type='file'
node.js reactjs postgresql file file-upload
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I have client server application (ReactJS + NodeJS) and database PostgreSQL. I need to save files (.doc/.xlsx) with binding to a record in the database. What the best way to do it?
In my opinion, I should send files to backend, save it in a directory (folder) and marked (for example, add to file name id of a database record). But I'm not sure that this is optimal solution. Can you give me some advice how to realise it? Examples and documentation links will be good for me
For uploading files on client-side I will use
input type='file'
node.js reactjs postgresql file file-upload
asked Nov 19 at 18:39
Jack
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What have you tried? You need to show us what you've tried, what issues you've run into, and where you're stuck... then we can help.
– jakerella
Nov 19 at 19:06
You should have to save it to a folder on the root path or wherever then in your db create a document with the file url associated, so then you could access to that file.
– vitomadio
Nov 19 at 19:27
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I have client server application (ReactJS + NodeJS) and database PostgreSQL. I need to save files (.doc/.xlsx) with binding to a record in the database. What the best way to do it?
In my opinion, I should send files to backend, save it in a directory (folder) and marked (for example, add to file name id of a database record). But I'm not sure that this is optimal solution. Can you give me some advice how to realise it? Examples and documentation links will be good for me
For uploading files on client-side I will use
input type='file'
node.js reactjs postgresql file file-upload
asked Nov 19 at 18:39
Jack
527
I have client server application (ReactJS + NodeJS) and database PostgreSQL. I need to save files (.doc/.xlsx) with binding to a record in the database. What the best way to do it?
In my opinion, I should send files to backend, save it in a directory (folder) and marked (for example, add to file name id of a database record). But I'm not sure that this is optimal solution. Can you give me some advice how to realise it? Examples and documentation links will be good for me
For uploading files on client-side I will use
input type='file'
node.js reactjs postgresql file file-upload
node.js reactjs postgresql file file-upload
asked Nov 19 at 18:39
Jack
527
asked Nov 19 at 18:39
Jack
527
asked Nov 19 at 18:39
Jack
527
asked Nov 19 at 18:39
Jack
527
asked Nov 19 at 18:39
Jack
527
527
What have you tried? You need to show us what you've tried, what issues you've run into, and where you're stuck... then we can help.
– jakerella
Nov 19 at 19:06
You should have to save it to a folder on the root path or wherever then in your db create a document with the file url associated, so then you could access to that file.
– vitomadio
Nov 19 at 19:27
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What have you tried? You need to show us what you've tried, what issues you've run into, and where you're stuck... then we can help.
– jakerella
Nov 19 at 19:06
You should have to save it to a folder on the root path or wherever then in your db create a document with the file url associated, so then you could access to that file.
– vitomadio
Nov 19 at 19:27
What have you tried? You need to show us what you've tried, what issues you've run into, and where you're stuck... then we can help.
– jakerella
Nov 19 at 19:06
What have you tried? You need to show us what you've tried, what issues you've run into, and where you're stuck... then we can help.
– jakerella
Nov 19 at 19:06
You should have to save it to a folder on the root path or wherever then in your db create a document with the file url associated, so then you could access to that file.
– vitomadio
Nov 19 at 19:27
You should have to save it to a folder on the root path or wherever then in your db create a document with the file url associated, so then you could access to that file.
– vitomadio
Nov 19 at 19:27
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What have you tried? You need to show us what you've tried, what issues you've run into, and where you're stuck... then we can help.
– jakerella
Nov 19 at 19:06
You should have to save it to a folder on the root path or wherever then in your db create a document with the file url associated, so then you could access to that file.
– vitomadio
Nov 19 at 19:27