Uploading Files with ASP.NET Core and Angular

In this video, we are going to learn how to upload files with the ASP.NET Core WEB Api and Angular. We are going to use uploaded files as well.

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VIDEO SUMMARY:
Being able to upload files and use them afterward is something we need in various types of applications. Sometimes this is not a trivial task to accomplish, but that’s why we are going to show you one way that is both easy to implement and understand.

So, uploading files to the ASP.NET Core Web API server and then using them in an Angular client application is going to be the main goal of this video.

We’ll stick to images, but the logic is the same for other file types as well so feel free to play around a bit.

[CodeMaze]

Thank you all for watching and for your support.

[kishoremukherjee]

Thanks a lot, initially I was calling an IFormFile in the Api and was trying to pass the values from angular. Thi method was much easier.

[mohamedbechere]

Thank you very much for the excellent explanation. I wish I could find such helpful explanations whenever I need help.

[isaacplazas]

Thank you, the explanation was very neat, step by step and fast I learn a lot, I apply this to my project and works perfectly fine.

[mrtrader]

Thanks for the tutorial. If I need to use one of the images from the server to the client and use it how to do that?

[tatsianamaltseva]

Thank you very much! Everything is as clear as possible. Subscribed:)

[harogereadone]

how can i store the image binary data in the database instead of the file path

[rezanrasoul]

what if want to send json data the form and upload image first if the user click submit, I mean send json data and file in same request

[uvindupathirana]

Thank you very much for the tutorial👌😊😁😍!!

[Karogal]

What if i want to store images/docx files as varbinary in database?

[williamjrodrigues]

I've try to implement this code at my project, but I'm getting a Content-type error at the header. Thanks for the video.

[Mr_Abd]

Can you share the model class, whether you used the IFormFile type or something else

[juandiegotovaria]

wich is the maximum size ? i´m getting 413 error response due to heavy headers

[PhilipeTavares]

This helped me a lot.
Good job! Thanks!

[TheImranbergi]

Thanks. I was exactly looking for this.

[Akoyimpakto]

What was the inside of the models it is the IformFile?

[diptikarma]

I need some parameter send along with formdata from angular to api..pls suggest

[lukapanic]

i wonder, is it really a good practice to store images in local folder of a project?

[charlesclayman]

How do you retrieve the file afterwards

[techiesadda]

it would be great if you provide a video on how to read the stored files in the images folder in net core