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Today I want to share a simple approach for up and downloading files with JavaScript (ES6), React and a Spring Boot backend. This example can be used for any common content type like jpg, pdf, txt, HTML, png, etc., and is not limited to a specific content type.
The sample application uses React 17 with Node 15 and Spring Boot 2.5.0 with Java 11. We won't use any additional npm module for up and downloading files at the client-side and just rely on the Fetch API and plain JavaScript. The backend will store the files in an H2 in-memory database and will randomly return a file.
As the browsers currently don't support a standard way of downloading files from an AJAX request, we create an object URL for the incoming Blob and force the browser to download the image with a hidden HTML element.
I think Axios has a slightly different API then Fetch. Have a look at the following links and see how the download mechanism works with Axios: and @fakiolinho/handle-blobs-requests-with-axios-the-right-way-bb905bdb1c04
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