I did using Decompressing Sample by adding C# windows runtime to my JavaScript project
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I am working in windows 8 using HTML/JS. I am trying to Extract a Zip file which is picked file using FilePicker.
To extract Zip file I am using this page.
In this Link there is a function to Extract Zip file unzipAsync
function unzipAsync(filePath, replaceIfExists) {
var fileCollisionOption = replaceIfExists ?
storage.CreationCollisionOption.replaceExisting :
storage.CreationCollisionOption.failIfExists;
return storage.StorageFile
.getFileFromPathAsync(filePath)
.then(getFileAsUint8Array)
.then(function (zipFileContents) {
//Create the zip data in memory
var zip = new JSZip(zipFileContents);
//Extract files
var promises = [];
var lf = storage.ApplicationData.current.localFolder;
_.each(zip.files, function (zippedFile) {
//Create new file
promises.push(lf
.createFileAsync(zippedFile.name, fileCollisionOption)
.then(function (localStorageFile) {
//Copy the zipped file's contents into the local storage file
var fileContents = zip.file(zippedFile.name).asUint8Array();
return storage.FileIO
.writeBytesAsync(localStorageFile, fileContents);
})
);
});
return WinJS.Promise.join(promises);
});
}
Before this I added JSZIP
Library to Project folder.
Help me, How Can I integrate the Library to my project. Here is my project Link
Edit:
function getFileAsUint8Array(file) {
return storage.FileIO.readBufferAsync(file)
.then(function (buffer) {
//Read the file into a byte array
var fileContents = new Uint8Array(buffer.length);
var dataReader = storage.Streams.DataReader.fromBuffer(buffer);
dataReader.readBytes(fileContents);
dataReader.close();
return fileContents;
});
}
Now it is working with out error. But it is not doing any thing like extracting my file.
NOTE:
- If anyone knows any another way which better than this or other Library which I can use to extract file for WinJS; please suggest me.
Lösung 2
I did using Decompressing Sample by adding C# windows runtime to my JavaScript project
Here is my post
Andere Tipps
Well, I'm guessing you haven't created a getFileAsUint8Array
function (or at least, you aren't showing it above). I am doing something similar (although getting the zip file from an XHR call instead). Once I have the zip file and the folder I want to put the zip files in I do something like the code below.
Note, however, that I had to modify this code as I do a few other things, so I haven't tested it exactly as is (and obviously it wouldn't work within your code above).
Here's the (mostly) full code:
WinJS.xhr({ "url": zipUrl, "responseType": "arraybuffer" })
.done(
function (e) {
if (!e.getResponseHeader("content-type") === "application/zip") {
console.error("Remote file was not sent with correct Content-Type: expected 'application/zip', but received '" + e.getResponseHeader("content-type") + "'");
}
unzipAndStore(new JSZip(e.response), someLocalFolder);
},
function() { /* handle ajax errors */ }
);
/**
* @param {JSZip} jszipobj The JSZip object
* @param {StorageFolder} localFolder The folder to unzip into
* @return {Promise}
*/
var unzipAndStore = function (jszipobj, localFolder) {
var promises = [];
Object.keys(jszipobj.files).forEach(function (key) {
var fileName;
// ignore folder entries, they're handled as needed below
if (/\/$/.test(key)) { return; }
fileName = jszipobj.files[key].name.match(/[^\/]+\.[^\.\/]+$/);
if (!fileName) {
console.error("Unable to process zip entry without proper filename: ", jszipobj.files[key].name);
return;
}
fileName = fileName[0];
promises.push(
getFolderFromPathRecursive(jszipobj.files[key].name, localFolder)
.then(
function (subFolder) {
console.log("creating file in folder: ", fileName, subFolder.name);
return subFolder.createFileAsync(fileName, Windows.Storage.CreationCollisionOption.replaceExisting)
}
)
.then(
function (localStorageFile) {
return Windows.Storage.FileIO
.writeBytesAsync(localStorageFile, jszipobj.file(jszipobj.files[key].name).asUint8Array());
}
)
);
});
return WinJS.Promise.join(promises);
};
/**
* Promise completes with the lowest level folder in the given path,
* creating subfolders along the way
* @param {String} path The path to the lowest subfolder you want a reference to
* @param {StorageFolder} rootFolder The folder to begin at for this iteration
* @return {Promise}
*/
var getFolderFromPathRecursive = function (path, rootFolder) {
var normalizedPath = path.replace(/\/?[^\/]+\.[^\.\/]+$/, ""), // remove a possible filename from the end of the path
folders = normalizedPath.split(/\//), // get an array of the folders in the path
subFolderName = folders.shift(); // remove the first folder in the path as the new one to create
return new WinJS.Promise(function (complete, error) {
if (!subFolderName || !subFolderName.length) {
complete(rootFolder);
return;
}
rootFolder
.createFolderAsync(subFolderName, Windows.Storage.CreationCollisionOption.openIfExists)
.then(
function (folder) {
return getFolderFromPathRecursive(folders.join("/"), folder);
},
error
)
.then(
function(folder) {
complete(folder);
return;
},
error
)
});
};