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Accessing FORM in a HttpPost
See original GitHub issueI am looking to get hold of the form object from the HTTP request (reqest.Form.Files)to be able to get a file that is being sent to a function. We currently get this through the request in the function call and im unsure on how to map this to a Command. Help appreciated!
Thanks
Shaun
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This is now in v0.18.1 on NuGet now. It works just per your example: it will look for properties of type IFormCollection and map the HTTP request property onto them.
Just realised I forgot to document it in the guide but will do that shortly.
Thanks for that - makes sense. Bit snowed under with client work at the moment but I’ll see if I can sneak something in along those lines as should be fairly simple.