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hoppscotch/packages/hoppscotch-common/src/platform/io.ts

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/**
* Defines how to save a file to the user's filesystem.
*/
export type SaveFileWithDialogOptions = {
/**
* The data to be saved
*/
data: string | ArrayBuffer
/**
* The suggested filename for the file. This name will be shown in the
* save dialog by default when a save is initiated.
*/
suggestedFilename: string
/**
* The content type mime type of the data to be saved.
*
* NOTE: The usage of this data might be platform dependent.
* For example, this field is used in the web, but not in the desktop app.
*/
contentType: string
/**
* Defines the filters (like in Windows, on the right side, where you can
* select the file type) for the file dialog.
*
* NOTE: The usage of this data might be platform dependent.
* For example, this field is used in the web, but not in the desktop app.
*/
filters?: Array<{
/**
* The name of the filter (in Windows, if the filter looks
* like "Images (*.png, *.jpg)", the name would be "Images")
*/
name: string
/**
* The array of extensions that are supported, without the dot.
*/
extensions: string[]
}>
}
export type SaveFileResponse =
| {
/**
* The implementation was unable to determine the status of the save operation.
* This cannot be considered a success or a failure and should be handled as an uncertainity.
* The browser standard implementation (std) returns this value as there is no way to
* check if the user downloaded the file or not.
*/
type: "unknown"
}
| {
/**
* The result is known and the user cancelled the save.
*/
type: "cancelled"
}
| {
/**
* The result is known and the user saved the file.
*/
type: "saved"
/**
* The full path of where the file was saved
*/
path: string
}
/**
* Platform definitions for how to handle IO operations.
*/
export type IOPlatformDef = {
/**
* Defines how to save a file to the user's filesystem.
* The expected behaviour is for the browser to show a prompt to save the file.
*/
saveFileWithDialog: (
opts: SaveFileWithDialogOptions
) => Promise<SaveFileResponse>
/**
* Opens a link in the user's browser.
* The expected behaviour is for the browser to open a new tab/window (for example in desktop app) with the given URL.
* @param url The URL to open
*/
openExternalLink: (url: string) => Promise<void>
}