Downloading a file with res.download and angular4

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In the view file I will give users two options for downloading the same file. I will use link as well as button for downloading the same file from the server.

In the service class I have used Http module which may not be found automatically. So I need to register it in providers array of NgModule. Run the Angular application angular-file-download by executing command ng serve --open. When you click on link or button for downloading file you will see below page with file save option:. When you use the code for displaying data on browser inside download function of controller code and click on button or link, then you should see below output:.

For server side code you can read the post on Download file using Angular and Spring Boot. Hi, There is no such step other than running the command for installing file-saver package. You can check what goes wrong in the browser conaole. If only more tutorials on Angular were as succinctly and thoughtfully written as this.