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@taraus-he/tdunzip

v1.0.4

Published

A simple http file downloader and unzipper for node.js

Downloads

10

Readme

download-unzip-node

A simple http file downloader and unzipper for node.js

Install

$ npm install --save @taraus-he/tdunzip
$ yarn add @taraus-he/tdunzip

download

Features:

  • Pause/Resume
  • Progress stats
  • Supports http/https
  • Custom native http request options
  • Support nodejs, electron, nwjs
  • Support tree shaking
  • Typescript

Usage

For a more complete example check example folder

const { DownLoader } = require('download-unzip-node');
or
import { DownLoader } from "download-unzip-node";

const dl = new DownLoader({
  url: 'http://www.ovh.net/files/1Gio.dat',
  destFolder: __dirname,
  fileName: "xxxx.dat",
  config: {
    header: {

    },
  }
});
dl.start();
dl
  .on("start")
  .on("progress", (result) => {
    console.log(result)
  })
  .on("error", (error) => {
    console.log(error)
  })

Options

constructor({ url, destFolder, fileName, config = {}}),

for config
{
  method: 'GET', // Request Method Verb defaul 
  headers: {},  // Custom HTTP Header ex: Authorization, User-Agent
}

Methods

| Name | Description | |---------- |--------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | start | starts the downloading | | pause | pause the downloading | | resume | resume the downloading if supported, if not it will start from the beginning | | stop | stop the downloading and remove the file | | getFileTotal | total file size got from the servere

Events

| Name | Description |
|---------- |--------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | start | Emitted when the .start method is called | | progress | Emitted every time gets data from the server callback(progress) |
| progress.speed | The same as progress but emits every 1 second while is downloading callback(progress) | | redirect | Emitted when the url is redirect | | complete | Emitted when the downloading has finished callback(downloadInfo) | | error | Emitted when there is any error callback(error) |

event progress progress object

{
  progress, // the download progress in percentage
  total,    // total file size got from the server
  transfer, // the downloaded amount,
  rest,     // the rest file size,
}

event progress.speed progress object

{
  progress, // the download progress in percentage
  total,    // total file size got from the server
  transfer, // the downloaded amount,
  rest,     // the rest file size,
  speed,    // every 1 second
}

event redirect url string

url  // redirect url

event complete result object

{
  path,     // the file saved path
  fileName  // file name
}  

event error error object

error