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web-file-downloader

v2.5.2

Published

a useful tool for web brower download large or multi file

Downloads

3

Readme

Web File Downloader

use

npm i web-file-downloader --save

in brower

import WebFileDownloader from 'web-file-downloader'

const option = {
  maxDownloadConnect: 5,
  fileChunkSize: 5 * 1024 * 1024
}

const downloader = new WebFileDownloader(option)

const fileInfo = downloader.download(url: string, fileName: string)

downloader.on('progress', info => {
  // useful message in info eg. speed progress duration ...
})

// fileId can get from fileInfo

downloader.pause(id: fileId)

downloader.start(id)

downloader.delete(id)

option param

option.maxDownloadConnect: the max async request number when download at same time, default value 5 .

notice: if you use http1.1 this value should not over 5, if use http2 you can set this value according to your requirements

option.fileChunkSize: downloader download file use range header split file to multi chunks, this value can set the one chunk size, this value affect how much chunks will be split, default value is 5 _ 1024 _ 1024 means one chunk is 5mb

option.header: the request header, you can use new Headers() to get a header instance, then append or set you custom header attr, eg token

const header = new Headers();
header.set('token', 'your-token');

function

download(url, fileName): use instance.download() to download file,when download end ,the file will be save, and the base info will be return, you can get a useful attr fileId in return value

on(event, callback): listen download event, now only surport 'progress' event, the callback param is the a download info, you can get many useful info eg statu speed progress ...

pause(fileId): pause downloading file

start(fileId): if this download is paused, run start will be in downloading

delete(fileId): delete the download task

surport multi files

feature

  1. check file hash
  2. web worker