Building the Excel to JSON Angular App: Part 2 - JSON File Download and ASP.NET Web API

In this stream, we continue our work on building a new Angular application called Excel to JSON.

The first feature we implement today is the JSON file download. After we convert the CSV to JSON, we then expose a function that allows the end-user to download the json as a json file with the simple click of a button.

Next, we create an ASP.NET Web API to support our "Get Share Link" feature. This features allows the end-user to upload the converted JSON to our ASP.NET web server and then generate a share link to use as a data source in their applications.

As you will see, we ran into a problem with getting past the dreaded CORS policies when trying to talk to our web api. Unfortunately, we were unable to solve the issue in today's stream. If you have any ideas how to fix it, please let me know.

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Hello, i dont understand those computer tools and documents. But if there is a random fhir.json 2 file with a scrypt on my iphone (and i did not put it there) is it a possible spyware? It is really important for me to know if that is possible or not. Thank you in advance!