Blazor JsInterop在每个promise解析后调用

Question

Trying to get things working correctly in Blazor Server Side App. I have an Uploader Component but it doesn't InvokeAsync after each promise is resolved on client side. It waits for all Images to load then Invokes the C# method. How would I get it to Invoke the C# method after each image is loaded?

I know JavaScript is single threaded but also tried with web workers and still does the same thing.

Sample repo can be found here https://dev.azure.com/twinnaz/BlazorUploader

Gif of what's happening.

https://imgur.com/a/aF4AQUf

It should be able to invoke the C# method Async in parallel from javascript file if my thinking is correct.

Answer 1

This issue is related with Blazor and JS. On JS you are not awaiting for GenerateImageData .

You should to use a modern for … of loop instead, in which await will work as expected:

GetFileInputFiles = async (instance, fileInput) => {
    var files = Array.from(fileInput.files);
    for (const image of files) {
        var imagedata = await readUploadedFileAsText(image);
        console.log("sending");
        _ = await instance.invokeMethodAsync('GenerateImageData', imagedata);
        console.log("sent");
    };
};

On Blazor, I suggest to you to rewrite GenerateImageData as :

    [JSInvokable]
    public async Task GenerateImageData(string data)
    {
        System.Console.WriteLine( "Receiving"  );
        ImageBase64.Add(data);
        await Task.Delay(1);
        StateHasChanged();
        System.Console.WriteLine( "Received"  );
    }

Result:

• More detailed info about JS issue: Using async/await with a forEach loop
• More detailed info about Blazor issue: Blazor - Display wait or spinner on API call

Answer 2

GeneratePreviewImages = async (dotNet, fileInput) => { const files = Array.from(fileInput.files); const imageSrcs = files.map(file => getPreviewImageSrc(file)); loop(imageSrcs, dotNet); }; const loop = async (arr, dotNet) => { for await (const src of arr) { console.log(src); dotNet.invokeMethodAsync('GenerateImageData', src); } }; const getPreviewImageSrc = async (file) => { return URL.createObjectURL(file); };