danielnieto / electron-download-manager

Manage downloadItems from Electron's BrowserWindows without user interaction, allowing single file download and bulk downloading
MIT License
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Feature Request: multiple destinations for bulk download #32

Open cubicoit opened 5 years ago

cubicoit commented 5 years ago

Hi Daniel, I am using your awesome scripts in my current project, an electron app that must download and recreate a file/folder structure from a server. I am currently struggling with the intricacies of downloading a bunch of files respecting their original position in an existing folder structure: do you plan to add the possibility to set a different download path for each item in the bulkDownload function? Thanks

danielnieto commented 5 years ago

hello, thank you! not really, I've never heard of that use case, how would you propose to implement this? How do you expect the API to be like?

cubicoit commented 5 years ago

Thanks for you answer

well you well implemented the bulk download function. It would be cool to add each single download ad an object with the origin path and the destination path instead of having a single destination path for all the files to be downloaded. So far I implemented a rough solution by just using single items download yet this is going to be complex on the feedback of general progress of the donwnload operation. keep up the good work!

Il giorno sab 2 mar 2019 alle ore 07:33 Daniel Nieto < notifications@github.com> ha scritto:

hello, thank you! not really, I've never heard of that use case, how would you propose to implement this? How do you expect the API to be like?

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ZhangZheng-GIS commented 5 years ago

+1

nordskill commented 2 years ago

+1