I have a manual.pdf
file that I need to attach to my document. The conventional wisdom would be to link the file source in the href
attribute of an <a>
tag:
<a href="../assets/img/manual.pdf" download>Manual</a>
React seems to not like it, I assume. Failed-No file error is given upon click on the <a>
tag.
When it is an <img>
tag with a local file, I would import the source import logo from '../assets/img/logo.svg';
, then pass it to the src
attribute like so <img src={logo} alt="brand logo" />
.
It seems that it does not work the same way with <a>
tags. How do I properly link local files in a React Project?
PS I have heard of React routes, but I am not linking to any page, it is for downloading a file.
Try this one https://www.npmjs.com/package/file-saver (FileSaver.js)
//function for saving file
const saveManual = () => {
fileSaver.saveAs(
process.env.REACT_APP_CLIENT_URL + "../assets/img/manual.pdf",
"manual.pdf"
);
};
//button for calling
<button onClick={saveManual}>
Manual
</button>
Try this
<Link to="/files/manual.pdf" target="_blank" download>Download</Link>
Where /files/manual.pdf
is inside your public
folder
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