These 2 libraries are Vue-Dropzone and Axios. One that will allow us to easily make HTTP requests and the other to handle getting files from our users that we can subsequently upload. This will be a huge step towards a minimum viable product and it will be a very impressive technical challenge to overcome! Dependenciesīefore we can continue, we’ll need to add the 2 additional libraries that we were talking about to our project. We’ll also be covering how you can craft authenticated API requests that can subsequently talk to a backend that we will be protecting with cognito before uploading to S3! The main aim of this tutorial is to show how easy it is to bring in additional Vue.js frontend libraries and components into your Vue.js application so that you can start leveraging the work of other people to build your own apps.
More specifically, we will be adding the frontend Upload component component that will do the job of talking to the upload API endpoint that we built and deployed in part 4 of this series.
In this tutorial, we’ll finally start implementing some of the basic functionality that our app will need to survive in the wild and become self-driven by our newly registered users. In the last tutorial in this series, we successfully implemented a complete login/registration flow for our application that interfaces directly with an AWS Cognito UserPool.
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