Example code used for medium article about Uploading to blob storage and Comparing React and Angular
app
│ app.component.ts
│
└───azure-storage
│ * azure-storage.module.ts
│
└───components
│ │ container-list.component.ts
│ │ input-file.component.ts
│ │ items-deleted.component.ts
│ │ items-downloaded.component.ts
│ │ items-list.component.ts
│ │ items-uploaded.component.ts
│ │ selected-container.component.ts
│
└───services
│ │ blob-deletes-view-state.service.ts
│ │ blob-downloadeds-view-state.service.ts
│ │ blob-shared-view-state.service.ts
│ │ blob-storage.service.ts
│ │ blob-uploades-view-state.service.ts
│ │ sas-generator.service.ts
│ │ * token.ts
│
└───types
│ │ azure-storage.d.ts
* Project specific files
This project was generated with Angular CLI version 8.3.17.
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