In my application I have csv download feature which was using this code to download csv file const blob = new Blob(, ) Ĭonst url = (blob) Ĭonst link = document.createElement("a") Ĭonst fileName = this.fileName + "_" + date + ". Instructions: Simply download the PCB file and upload it to. I think the solution we have is fine in the end but it did take a couple of days going in circles to find clear answers since Google brings up a lot of questions from 4-5 years ago with a mixture of saying “use the FileTransfer plugin” - “Don’t use file transfer it’s sunsetted” - “Still had to use file transfer after the sunsetting because fetch errors out with large files” - “File transfer has bugs because it hasn’t been touched in years”, etc.I am using ionic capacitor to convert a web app to an android application. To download the PCB file, just use the links down below. So we ended up using the Download package and using Android Download Manager + the native sharing popup for iOS. Install npm install capacitor/filesystem npx cap sync iOS To have files appear in the Files app, you must set the following keys to YES in ist: UIFileSharingEnabled ( Application supports iTunes file sharing) LSSupportsOpeningDocumentsInPlace ( Supports opening documents in place) Read about Configuring iOS for help. In the end I regrouped with my team and saw that it’s not really that common in iOS to trigger downloads the way I was thinking. Then I was able with capacitor-community/http to get it to download the file but had no way to send it to the directory I was expecting to see the downloads in. I was successful at getting it to show that it’s downloading data but then the file writer would say the data was empty.
The complications I ran into attempting to use fetch, axios, and capacitor-community/http was that I couldn’t find anything showing how to properly get blob data and write it to the file system. I saw the Downloader package, but assumed I needed an option that covered iOS and Android so I wrote that off. While Capacitor is born couple of years ago, Cordova has been around for a decade. This Articulate Storyline File can be downloaded and modified to your specific learning objectives (within the bounds of the creative commons licensing selected. I’m way more familiar with android than iOS, so what I was expecting to find was something that triggered the notification in android showing that you’re downloading a file and expecting it to be easy to download to my Downloads folder. Capacitor is another option in place of Cordova to build apps using Ionic. I think I’ve got it figured out now but went a completely different route, but happy to help explain our use case!īasically we just wanted to provide users a way to download the files we reference in some of our pages.
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