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// Copyright Inrupt Inc. // // Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy // of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in // the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, // copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the // Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, // subject to the following conditions: // // The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in // all copies or substantial portions of the Software. // // THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, // INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A // PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT // HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION // OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE // SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. // import type { File as NodeFile } from "buffer"; import type { File as BlobFile, UploadRequestInit, WithResourceInfo, Url, UrlString, WithServerResourceInfo, } from "../interfaces"; import { hasResourceInfo } from "../interfaces"; import { internal_toIriString, normalizeUrl } from "../interfaces.internal"; import { getSourceIri, FetchError } from "./resource"; import { internal_cloneResource, internal_isUnsuccessfulResponse, internal_parseResourceInfo, } from "./resource.internal"; /** * Options when fetching a file from a Pod. * * Available options: * - `fetch`: A custom `fetch` function with the same signature as * [`fetch`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope/fetch). * This will be used to execute the actual requests. This option can be used to, for example, * attach credentials to requests that need authentication. */ export type GetFileOptions = { fetch: typeof fetch; /** @internal */ init: UploadRequestInit; }; const RESERVED_HEADERS = ["Slug", "If-None-Match", "Content-Type"]; /** * Some of the headers must be set by the library, rather than directly. */ function containsReserved(header: Record<string, string>): boolean { return RESERVED_HEADERS.some((reserved) => header[reserved] !== undefined); } /** * Retrieves a file from a URL and returns the file as a blob. * * For example: * * ``` * const fileBlob = await getFile("https://pod.example.com/some/file", { fetch: fetch }); * ``` * * For additional examples, see * [Read/Write Files](https://docs.inrupt.com/sdk/javascript-sdktutorial/read-write-files/#retrieve-a-file). * * @param fileUrl The URL of the file to return * @param options Fetching options: a custom fetcher and/or headers. * @returns The file as a blob. */ export async function getFile( fileUrl: Url | UrlString, options?: Partial<GetFileOptions>, ): Promise<BlobFile & WithServerResourceInfo> { const normalizedUrl = normalizeUrl(internal_toIriString(fileUrl), { trailingSlash: false, }); const response = await (options?.fetch ?? fetch)( normalizedUrl, options?.init, ); if (internal_isUnsuccessfulResponse(response)) { const errorBody = await response.clone().text(); throw new FetchError( `Fetching the File failed: [${response.status}] [${ response.statusText }] ${errorBody}.`, response, errorBody, ); } const resourceInfo = internal_parseResourceInfo(response); const data = await response.blob(); const fileWithResourceInfo: BlobFile & WithServerResourceInfo = Object.assign( data, { internal_resourceInfo: resourceInfo, }, ); return fileWithResourceInfo; } /** * Deletes a file at a given URL. * * For example: * * ``` * await deleteFile( "https://pod.example.com/some/file", { fetch: fetch }); * ``` * * For additional examples, see * [Read/Write Files](https://docs.inrupt.com/sdk/javascript-sdktutorial/read-write-files/#delete-a-file). * * @param file The URL of the file to delete or the file itself (if it has ResourceInfo). */ export async function deleteFile( file: Url | UrlString | WithResourceInfo, options?: Partial<GetFileOptions>, ): Promise<void> { const url = hasResourceInfo(file) ? internal_toIriString(getSourceIri(file)) : normalizeUrl(internal_toIriString(file), { trailingSlash: false }); const response = await (options?.fetch ?? fetch)(url, { ...options?.init, method: "DELETE", }); if (internal_isUnsuccessfulResponse(response)) { const errorBody = await response.clone().text(); throw new FetchError( `Deleting the file at [${url}] failed: [${response.status}] [${ response.statusText }] ${errorBody}.`, response, errorBody, ); } } /** * Options available when saving a file (extends the options available when * writing a file: [[WriteFileOptions]]). * */ type SaveFileOptions = WriteFileOptions & { /** * This option can be used as a hint to the server in how to name a new file. * Note: the server is still free to choose a completely different, unrelated * name if it chooses. * @deprecated Provide a `File` input with a `name` property as input to `saveFileInContainer` instead. */ slug?: string; }; /** * Saves a file in an existing folder/Container associated with the given URL. * * For example: * * ``` * const savedFile = await saveFileInContainer( * "https://pod.example.com/some/existing/container/", * new File(["This is a plain piece of text"], "suggestedFileName.txt", { type: "text/plain" }), * { fetch: fetch } * ); * ``` * * For additional example, see * [Read/Write Files](https://docs.inrupt.com/sdk/javascript-sdktutorial/read-write-files/#save-a-file-into-an-existing-container). * * In the `options` parameter, * * - You can suggest a file name in the `slug` field. However, the Solid * Server may or may not use the suggested `slug` as the file name. * * - *Recommended:* You can specify the [media type](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/MIME_type) * of the file in the `contentType`. If unspecified, the function uses the default type of * `application/octet-stream`, indicating a binary data file. * * The function saves a file into an *existing* Container. If the * Container does not exist, either: * - Create the Container first using [[createContainerAt]], and then * use the function, or * - Use [[overwriteFile]] to save the file. [[overwriteFile]] creates * the Containers in the saved file path as needed. * * Users who only have `Append` but not `Write` access to a Container * can use [[saveFileInContainer]] to save new files to the Container. * That is, [[saveFileInContainer]] is useful in situations where users * can add new files to a Container but not change existing files in * the Container, such as users given access to send notifications to * another's Pod but not to view or delete existing notifications in that Pod. * * Users with `Write` access to the given folder/Container may prefer to * use [[overwriteFile]]. * * @param folderUrl The URL of an existing folder where the new file is saved. * @param file The file to be written. * @param options Additional parameters for file creation (e.g. a slug). * @returns A Promise that resolves to the saved file, if available, or `null` if the current user does not have Read access to the newly-saved file. It rejects if saving fails. */ export async function saveFileInContainer< FileExt extends File | BlobFile | NodeFile, >( folderUrl: Url | UrlString, file: FileExt, options?: Partial<SaveFileOptions>, ): Promise<FileExt & WithResourceInfo> { const folderUrlString = normalizeUrl(internal_toIriString(folderUrl), { trailingSlash: true, }); const response = await writeFile(folderUrlString, file, "POST", options); if (internal_isUnsuccessfulResponse(response)) { const errorBody = await response.clone().text(); throw new FetchError( `Saving the file in [${folderUrl}] failed: [${response.status}] [${ response.statusText }] ${errorBody}.`, response, errorBody, ); } const locationHeader = response.headers.get("Location"); if (locationHeader === null) { throw new Error( "Could not determine the location of the newly saved file.", ); } const fileIri = new URL(locationHeader, new URL(folderUrlString).origin).href; const blobClone = internal_cloneResource(file); const resourceInfo: WithResourceInfo = { internal_resourceInfo: { isRawData: true, sourceIri: fileIri, contentType: getContentType(file, options?.contentType), }, }; return Object.assign(blobClone, resourceInfo); } /** * Options available when writing a file. */ export type WriteFileOptions = GetFileOptions & { /** * Allows a file's content type to be provided explicitly, if known. Value is * expected to be a valid * [media type](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/MIME_type). * For example, if you know your file is a JPEG image, then you should provide * the media type `image/jpeg`. If you don't know, or don't provide a media * type, a default type of `application/octet-stream` will be applied (which * indicates that the file should be regarded as pure binary data). */ contentType: string; }; /** * Saves a file at a given URL. If a file already exists at the URL, * the function overwrites the existing file. * * For example: * * ``` * const savedFile = await overwriteFile( * "https://pod.example.com/some/container/myFile.txt", * new File(["This is a plain piece of text"], "myFile", { type: "text/plain" }), * { fetch: fetch } * ); * ``` * * For additional example, see * [Read/Write Files](https://docs.inrupt.com/sdk/javascript-sdktutorial/read-write-files/#write-a-file-to-a-specific-url). * * *Recommended:* In the `options` parameter, you can specify the * [media type](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/MIME_type) * of the file in the `contentType`. If unspecified, the function uses the default type of * `application/octet-stream`, indicating a binary data file. * * When saving a file with [[overwriteFile]], the Solid server creates any * intermediary Containers as needed; i.e., the Containers do not * need to be created in advance. For example, when saving a file to the target URL of * https://example.pod/container/resource, if https://example.pod/container/ does not exist, * the container is created as part of the save. * * @param fileUrl The URL where the file is saved. * @param file The file to be written. * @param options Additional parameters for file creation (e.g., media type). */ export async function overwriteFile<FileExt extends File | BlobFile | NodeFile>( fileUrl: Url | UrlString, file: FileExt, options?: Partial<WriteFileOptions>, ): Promise<FileExt & WithResourceInfo> { const fileUrlString = internal_toIriString(fileUrl); const response = await writeFile(fileUrlString, file, "PUT", options); if (internal_isUnsuccessfulResponse(response)) { const errorBody = await response.clone().text(); throw new FetchError( `Overwriting the file at [${fileUrlString}] failed: [${ response.status }] [${response.statusText}] ${errorBody}.`, response, errorBody, ); } const blobClone = internal_cloneResource(file); const resourceInfo = internal_parseResourceInfo(response); resourceInfo.sourceIri = fileUrlString; resourceInfo.isRawData = true; return Object.assign(blobClone, { internal_resourceInfo: resourceInfo }); } function isHeadersArray( headers: Headers | Record<string, string> | string[][], ): headers is string[][] { return Array.isArray(headers); } /** * The return type of this function is misleading: it should ONLY be used to check * whether an object has a forEach method that returns <key, value> pairs. * * @param headers A headers object that might have a forEach */ function hasHeadersObjectForEach( headers: Headers | Record<string, string> | string[][], ): headers is Headers { return typeof (headers as Headers).forEach === "function"; } /** * @hidden * This function feels unnecessarily complicated, but is required in order to * have Headers according to type definitions in both Node and browser environments. * This might require a fix upstream to be cleaned up. * * @param headersToFlatten A structure containing headers potentially in several formats */ export function flattenHeaders( headersToFlatten: Headers | Record<string, string> | string[][] | undefined, ): Record<string, string> { if (typeof headersToFlatten === "undefined") { return {}; } let flatHeaders: Record<string, string> = {}; if (isHeadersArray(headersToFlatten)) { headersToFlatten.forEach(([key, value]) => { flatHeaders[key] = value; }); // Note that the following line must be a elsif, because string[][] has a forEach, // but it returns string[] instead of <key, value> } else if (hasHeadersObjectForEach(headersToFlatten)) { headersToFlatten.forEach((value: string, key: string) => { flatHeaders[key] = value; }); } else { // If the headers are already a Record<string, string>, // they can directly be returned. flatHeaders = headersToFlatten; } return flatHeaders; } /** * Internal function that performs the actual write HTTP query, either POST * or PUT depending on the use case. * * @param fileUrl The URL where the file is saved * @param file The file to be written * @param method The HTTP method * @param options Additional parameters for file creation (e.g. a slug, or media type) */ async function writeFile<T extends File | BlobFile | NodeFile>( targetUrl: UrlString, file: T, method: "PUT" | "POST", options: Partial<SaveFileOptions> = {}, ): Promise<Response> { const headers = flattenHeaders(options.init?.headers ?? {}); if (containsReserved(headers)) { throw new Error( `No reserved header (${RESERVED_HEADERS.join( ", ", )}) should be set in the optional RequestInit.`, ); } // If a slug is in the parameters, set the request headers accordingly if (options.slug !== undefined) { headers.Slug = options.slug; } else if ("name" in file && file.name !== undefined) { headers.Slug = file.name; } headers["Content-Type"] = getContentType(file, options.contentType); return (options.fetch ?? fetch)(targetUrl, { ...options.init, headers, method, body: file as BlobFile, }); } function getContentType( file: File | BlobFile | NodeFile, contentTypeOverride?: string, ): string { if (typeof contentTypeOverride === "string") { return contentTypeOverride; } const fileType = typeof file === "object" && file !== null && "type" in file && typeof file.type === "string" && file.type.length > 0 ? file.type : undefined; return fileType ?? "application/octet-stream"; }