Closed a-tonchev closed 3 years ago
Do you see this bug only with manually created Files ? What happens if you use a file input to load a file with an uppercase name from your filesystem ? how about an input object like this:
{ name: 'something.JPG', input: imageBlob }
@Touffy The problem was that there is a whitespace at the beginning of the file.
So it does not depend on upper/lower case...
When I create new file with whitespace
const file= new File( [ imageBlob ], ' something.JPG' );
The filename is automatically fixed in the blob, but it does not appear in the zip file.
So I will close this for now
I've tried with space-prefixed file names and it seems that client-zip includes them properly in the archive. Do you perhaps have a local filesystem that doesn't allow such filenames, so the bug actually occurs when unzipping ?
@Touffy I use Windows 10, did you try with spaces at end?
I did, just now. It unzips fine on my Mac. Of course macOS is unable to infer the file type from an extension with trailing spaces so it shows it as a binary executable.
Describe the bug When I zip file that has name with upper case letters - it won't work.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
const file= new File( [ imageBlob ], 'something.JPG' ); const blob = await downloadZip( [ ...someotherfiles, file ] ).blob(); FileSaver.saveAs( blob, 'myFile.zip' );
The JPG file is missing
Expected behavior The jpg file should be in the zipped file 'myFile.zip' .
If I try with lower-case 'something.jpg', then it works