Cordova read write delete upload download file example

Cordova read write delete upload download file example

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As you know, lately I've been publishing simple Cordova examples that involve the file system. I'm working on a demo that involves background asset downloads (see the blog entry) but I thought I'd. This plugin implements a File API allowing read/write access to files residing on the device. This plugin is based on several specs, your app has permission to write to blogger.comationStorageDirectory and blogger.com for example you can download an mp3 file to cdvfile-path via cordova-plugin-file-transfer and play it via. cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-file Carlos Delgado Interested in programming since he was 14 years old, Carlos is the founder and author of most of the articles at Our Code World.

Cordova read write delete upload download file example

As you know, lately I've been publishing simple Cordova examples that involve the file system. I'm working on a demo that involves background asset downloads see the blog entry but I thought I'd take a break from that and write up something super simple, but hopefully helpful, that demonstrates file writing.

With that in mind I built a demo that writes to a log file. The idea being that your app may want to record what it is doing. Normally you would do that via XHR to a server, but logging to a file ensures it will work offline as well.

And perhaps you don't really need the data on cordova read write delete upload download file example server but just want a log you can check later if things go wrong.

Let's take a look at the code bit by bit. The first thing I need to do is get a handle to the file. I'm going to use a file inside cordova. That has a variety of methods but the one we care about is getFile. Note the create:true flag. This ensures that the file will be created the first time it is run.

I also copy the file object into a variable logOb that is global to my application. Finally I call writeLog. That's my utility function. Let's look at that next. So first off, if logOb wasn't created, we simply return. My cordova read write delete upload download file example here is that log file writing is not required for the application.

I want to silently ignore if we couldn't write to the file system for whatever reason. I modify the input a bit adding a timestamp and a newline and then begin the write operation. It uses seek to append as opposed to overwrite the file. With this in place I could then add calls to the log utility from my application. Since my "application" is just a demo, cordova read write delete upload download file example, I added two buttons that do nothing but log.

The final thing I did was add a special function that would read the file out and send it to console. I did this just for testing.

That let me run justForTesting right from my browser. In the screen shot below, note that the beginning of the file isn't formatted right. That's because I forgot the newline initially.

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Cordova read write delete upload download file example

Step 1 - Installing File Plugin. We need to run the following code in the command prompt to install this plugin. C:\Users\username\Desktop\CordovaProject>cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-file Step 2 - Add Buttons. In this example, we will show you how to create file, write to file, read it and delete it. The Important Part. Here is what neither the HTML5 Rocks article (sensibly, since its concern is the browser API), nor the plugin documentation, nor some of the very few example usage articles, say. You don't need either of those two steps when using the Cordova File Plugin. Jul 15,  · After deviceready fires, we use resolveLocalFileSystemURL to translate a path into a FileEntry object. Once again I'm using one of the aliases that ship with the latest version of the File plugin: blogger.comationDirectory. As you can probably guess, this points to the application itself and is read-only, which is fine for our purposes.