I have the following function:-
uploadPhoto() {
var nativeElement: HTMLInputElement = this.fileInput.nativeElement;
this.photoService.upload(this.ve
files
is defined to be FileList | null
so it can be null
. You should either check for null (using a if
) or use a not null assertion operator (!
) if you are sure it is not null;
if(nativeElement.files != null) {
this.photoService.upload(this.vehicleId, nativeElement.files[0])
.subscribe(x => console.log(x));
}
//OR
this.photoService.upload(this.vehicleId, nativeElement.files![0])
.subscribe(x => console.log(x));
Note
The not null assertion operator, will not perform any runtime checks, it just tells the compiler you have special information and you know nativeElement.files
will not be null at runtime. If nativeElement.files
is null at runtime, it will generate at error. This is not the safe navigation operator of other languages.