Could add an example of uploading files? about redwood HOT 8 CLOSED

Yes, we'll have an image uploader in the https://github.com/hammerframework/example-blog project soon!

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Hello! We've got image uploading in our example blog. We're using https://filestack.com for uploads since they give you a really nice uploader and you don't have to provision storage anywhere. You get 100 uploads per month for free.

If you take a look at our usage it's pretty simple: initialize their widget and attach it a DOM element on your page (lines 98-114). There are tons of options for the picker.

Our custom behavior is that if the user already has an image attached to a blog post then we display that (line 116) and hide the uploader (line 113), along with a button to replace the existing image (lines 121-127) which just shows the picker again. Whether the image is set or not is kept in local component state (lines 21, 33, 39).

Once the upload is complete we take the URL given to us by Filestack and add that to state so that the image appears in place of the picker, and then on submit we append that URL to the object containing the rest of the data in the form (line 26).

Let us know how that looks and if it was anything like you were expecting! :)

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Thanks very much, that is awesome, I like it.
And one more thing, storing images on external cloud server and in my project server's local path, both are useful to me. So could show how to upload an image to a local path of the project server?

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We're really focusing on making Hammer great for the JAMstack, which means you won't have any server to save images to! But, Hammer is still using regular ol' React so anything that works for React will work here as well. For example: https://www.signet.hr/file-upload-with-node-react/

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@cannikin is possible to link firebase storage ?

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Hi @santoshgistto I'm not familiar with firebase storage, could you tell me more about it? If they have an API then you should be able to pull it in and display in a Redwood app!

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@cannikin yes they are having apis

Firebase provides admin sdk
Capabilities: may be suitable fo redwood

1. Authentication : https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/admin/node/admin.auth
2. firestore : https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/admin/node/admin.firestore
3. storage https://firebase.google.com/docs/storage/admin/start
4. firebase extensions : This will be helpful when image gets uploaded for generating thumbnail https://firebase.google.com/products/extensions/storage-resize-images
5. Web push notification : would be helpful if running static page needs refresh.

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Have you seen the File Uploads cookbook recipe? That might give you a starting point to try integrating Firebase storage!

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