Reviewer's Guide

Adds an OnFileUpload callback to the Editor sample by implementing a method to save uploads with timestamped names using WebsiteOptions and wiring the callback in the Razor component.

Sequence diagram for Editor file upload with OnFileUpload callback

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant EditorComponent
    participant OnFileUploadMethod
    participant FileSystem

    User->>EditorComponent: Uploads file
    EditorComponent->>OnFileUploadMethod: Calls OnFileUpload(uploadFile)
    OnFileUploadMethod->>FileSystem: Save file with timestamped name
    FileSystem-->>OnFileUploadMethod: Returns success/failure
    OnFileUploadMethod-->>EditorComponent: Returns file URL or empty string
    EditorComponent-->>User: Displays uploaded file (if successful)

Class diagram for Editor file upload callback integration

classDiagram
    class EditorUploadFile {
        +string FileName
        +Task<bool> SaveToFile(string fileName)
    }
    class WebsiteOptions {
        +string WebRootPath
    }
    class Editors {
        +Task<string> OnFileUpload(EditorUploadFile uploadFile)
    }
    Editors --> EditorUploadFile : uses
    Editors --> WebsiteOptions : uses

File-Level Changes

Assessment against linked issues

Possibly linked issues

• feat(Editor): 自带的图片上传支持回调 #6637: PR adds OnFileUpload callback to Editor, fulfilling the image upload callback request.

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