Hi Anzhari, this is a great idea, I've always struggled with multiprat/form-data. IN mt current function I'm using this package. I'm submitting to table storage.
Trying to do it like this (pardon my TypeScript):
tableService.insertEntity(tableName,{...thisKey,...fields},{ echoContent: true }
This is not working, I assume because fields is an array and not an object. I'm going to fix this with my middling Typescript skills, and I'm sure I will learn something.
I was wondering if an option to return an object for fields is a possibility, so that spread can be used? What do you think?
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Hi Anzhari, this is a great idea, I've always struggled with multiprat/form-data. IN mt current function I'm using this package. I'm submitting to table storage.
Trying to do it like this (pardon my TypeScript):
tableService.insertEntity(tableName,{...thisKey,...fields},{ echoContent: true }
This is not working, I assume because fields is an array and not an object. I'm going to fix this with my middling Typescript skills, and I'm sure I will learn something.
I was wondering if an option to return an object for fields is a possibility, so that spread can be used? What do you think?