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// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
// If the regex fails to match, it will return the original URL. So, if the
// result of the regex is the original URL, it is not a Cordova plugin page.
// We should only show a Cordova version in the dropdown if we have a page to
// show for that particular version. For example, the Crosswalk plugin is not
// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
// If the regex fails to match, it will return the original URL. So, if the
// result of the regex is the original URL, it is not a Cordova plugin page.
// We should only show a Cordova version in the dropdown if we have a page to
// show for that particular version. For example, the Crosswalk plugin is not
// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
// If the regex fails to match, it will return the original URL. So, if the
// result of the regex is the original URL, it is not a Cordova plugin page.
// We should only show a Cordova version in the dropdown if we have a page to
// show for that particular version. For example, the Crosswalk plugin is not
// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
// If the regex fails to match, it will return the original URL. So, if the
// result of the regex is the original URL, it is not a Cordova plugin page.
// We should only show a Cordova version in the dropdown if we have a page to
// show for that particular version. For example, the Crosswalk plugin is not
// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
// If the regex fails to match, it will return the original URL. So, if the
// result of the regex is the original URL, it is not a Cordova plugin page.
// We should only show a Cordova version in the dropdown if we have a page to
// show for that particular version. For example, the Crosswalk plugin is not
// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
// If the regex fails to match, it will return the original URL. So, if the
// result of the regex is the original URL, it is not a Cordova plugin page.
// We should only show a Cordova version in the dropdown if we have a page to
// show for that particular version. For example, the Crosswalk plugin is not
// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
// If the regex fails to match, it will return the original URL. So, if the
// result of the regex is the original URL, it is not a Cordova plugin page.
// We should only show a Cordova version in the dropdown if we have a page to
// show for that particular version. For example, the Crosswalk plugin is not
// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
// If the regex fails to match, it will return the original URL. So, if the
// result of the regex is the original URL, it is not a Cordova plugin page.
// We should only show a Cordova version in the dropdown if we have a page to
// show for that particular version. For example, the Crosswalk plugin is not
// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
// If the regex fails to match, it will return the original URL. So, if the
// result of the regex is the original URL, it is not a Cordova plugin page.
// We should only show a Cordova version in the dropdown if we have a page to
// show for that particular version. For example, the Crosswalk plugin is not
// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
// If the regex fails to match, it will return the original URL. So, if the
// result of the regex is the original URL, it is not a Cordova plugin page.
// We should only show a Cordova version in the dropdown if we have a page to
// show for that particular version. For example, the Crosswalk plugin is not
// in the docs below Cordova 5.2.
7.1
9.0
10.0
File Plugin
Tested Version: 6.0.2
This document is based on the original Cordova docs available at
Cordova Docs
.
This plugin implements a File API allowing read/write access to files
residing on the device. This plugin is based on several specs, including
:
While the W3C FileSystem spec is deprecated for web browsers, the
FileSystem APIs are supported in Cordova applications with this plugin
for the platforms listed in the Supported Platforms list, with the
exception of the Browser platform.
To get a few ideas how to use the plugin, check out the
sample at the bottom of this page. For additional examples (browser focused), see the HTML5 Rocks’ FileSystem article. For an overview of other storage options, refer to Cordova’s storage guide .
This plugin defines global cordova.file
object. Although in the global
scope, it is not available until after the deviceready
event.
document.addEventListener ("deviceready" , onDeviceReady , false );
function onDeviceReady () {
console .log (cordova .file );
}
Plugin ID
Adding the Plugin in Monaca
In order to use this plugin, please In order to use this plugin, please enable File
plugin in Monaca Cloud IDE.
Where to Store Files
As of v1.2.0, URLs to important file-system directories are provided.
Each URL is in the form file:///path/to/spot/ , and can be converted
to a DirectoryEntry
using window.resolveLocalFileSystemURL()
.
cordova.file.applicationDirectory
- Read-only directory where the
application is installed. (iOS, Android, BlackBerry 10, OSX,
windows)
cordova.file.applicationStorageDirectory
- Root directory of the
application’s sandbox; on iOS & windows this location is read-only
(but specific subdirectories [like /Documents
on iOS or
/localState
on windows] are read-write). All data contained
within is private to the app. (iOS, Android, BlackBerry 10,
OSX)
cordova.file.dataDirectory
- Persistent and private data storage
within the application’s sandbox using internal memory (on Android,
if you need to use external memory, use .externalDataDirectory
).
On iOS, this directory is not synced with iCloud (use
.syncedDataDirectory
). (iOS, Android, BlackBerry 10,
windows)
cordova.file.cacheDirectory
- Directory for cached data files or
any files that your app can re-create easily. The OS may delete
these files when the device runs low on storage, nevertheless, apps
should not rely on the OS to delete files in here. (iOS,
Android, BlackBerry 10, OSX, windows)
cordova.file.externalApplicationStorageDirectory
- Application
space on external storage. (Android)
cordova.file.externalDataDirectory
- Where to put app-specific
data files on external storage. (Android)
cordova.file.externalCacheDirectory
- Application cache on
external storage. (Android)
cordova.file.externalRootDirectory
- External storage (SD card)
root. (Android, BlackBerry 10)
cordova.file.tempDirectory
- Temp directory that the OS can clear
at will. Do not rely on the OS to clear this directory; your app
should always remove files as applicable. (iOS, OSX, windows)
cordova.file.syncedDataDirectory
- Holds app-specific files that
should be synced (e.g. to iCloud). (iOS, windows)
cordova.file.documentsDirectory
- Files private to the app, but
that are meaningful to other application (e.g. Office files). Note
that for OSX this is the user’s ~/Documents
directory. (iOS,
OSX)
cordova.file.sharedDirectory
- Files globally available to all
applications (BlackBerry 10)
File System Layouts
Although technically an implementation detail, it can be very useful to
know how the cordova.file.*
properties map to physical paths on a real
device.
iOS File System Layout
* Files persist across app restarts and upgrades, but this directory
can be cleared whenever the OS desires. Your app should be able to
recreate any content that might be deleted.
** Files may persist across app restarts, but do not rely on this
behavior. Files are not guaranteed to persist across updates. Your app
should remove files from this directory when it is applicable, as the OS
does not guarantee when (or even if) these files are removed.
*** The OS may clear the contents of this directory whenever it feels
it is necessary, but do not rely on this. You should clear this
directory as appropriate for your application.
Android File System Layout
* The OS may periodically clear this directory, but do not rely on this
behavior. Clear the contents of this directory as appropriate for your
application. Should a user purge the cache manually, the contents of
this directory are removed.
** The OS does not clear this directory automatically; you are
responsible for managing the contents yourself. Should the user purge
the cache manually, the contents of the directory are removed.
If external storage can't be mounted, the cordova.file.external*
properties are null
.
Quirks
Android Quirks
Android Persistent storage location
There are multiple valid locations to store persistent files on an
Android device. See this page
for an extensive discussion of the various possibilities.
Previous versions of the plugin would choose the location of the
temporary and persistent files on startup, based on whether the device
claimed that the SD Card (or equivalent storage partition) was mounted.
If the SD Card was mounted, or if a large internal storage partition was
available (such as on Nexus devices,) then the persistent files would be
stored in the root of that space. This meant that all Cordova apps could
see all of the files available on the card.
If the SD card was not available, then previous versions would store
data under /data/data/<packageId>
, which isolates apps from each
other, but may still cause data to be shared between users.
It is now possible to choose whether to store files in the internal file
storage location, or using the previous logic, with a preference in your
application’s config.xml
file. To do this, add one of these two lines
to config.xml
:
<preference name= "AndroidPersistentFileLocation" value= "Internal" />
<preference name= "AndroidPersistentFileLocation" value= "Compatibility" />
Without this line, the File plugin will use Internal
as the default.
If a preference tag is present, and is not one of these values, the
application will not start.
If your application has previously been shipped to users, using an older
(pre- 3.0.0) version of this plugin, and has stored files in the
persistent filesystem, then you should set the preference to
Compatibility
if your config.xml does not specify a location for the
persistent filesystem. Switching the location to “Internal” would mean
that existing users who upgrade their application may be unable to
access their previously-stored files, depending on their device.
If your application is new, or has never previously stored files in the
persistent filesystem, then the Internal
setting is generally
recommended.
Slow recursive operations for /android_asset
Listing asset directories is really slow on Android. You can speed it up
though, by adding src/android/build-extras.gradle
to the root of your
android project (also requires [email protected] or greater).
Permisson to write to external storage when it’s not mounted on Marshmallow
Marshmallow requires the apps to ask for permissions when
reading/writing to external locations. By
default ,
your app has permission to write to
cordova.file.applicationStorageDirectory
and
cordova.file.externalApplicationStorageDirectory
, and the plugin
doesn’t request permission for these two directories unless external
storage is not mounted. However due to a limitation, when external
storage is not mounted, it would ask for permission to write to
cordova.file.externalApplicationStorageDirectory
.
iOS Quirks
cordova.file.applicationStorageDirectory
is read-only; attempting
to store files within the root directory will fail. Use one of the
other cordova.file.*
properties defined for iOS (only
applicationDirectory
and applicationStorageDirectory
are
read-only).
FileReader.readAsText(blob, encoding)
The encoding
parameter is not supported, and UTF-8 encoding is
always in effect.
iOS Persistent storage location
There are two valid locations to store persistent files on an iOS
device: the Documents directory and the Library directory. Previous
versions of the plugin only ever stored persistent files in the
Documents directory. This had the side-effect of making all of an
application’s files visible in iTunes, which was often unintended,
especially for applications which handle lots of small files, rather
than producing complete documents for export, which is the intended
purpose of the directory.
It is now possible to choose whether to store files in the documents or
library directory, with a preference in your application’s config.xml
file. To do this, add one of these two lines to config.xml
:
<preference name= "iosPersistentFileLocation" value= "Library" />
<preference name= "iosPersistentFileLocation" value= "Compatibility" />
Without this line, the File plugin will use Compatibility
as the
default. If a preference tag is present, and is not one of these values,
the application will not start.
If your application has previously been shipped to users, using an older
(pre- 1.0) version of this plugin, and has stored files in the
persistent filesystem, then you should set the preference to
Compatibility
. Switching the location to Library
would mean that
existing users who upgrade their application would be unable to access
their previously-stored files.
If your application is new, or has never previously stored files in the
persistent filesystem, then the Library
setting is generally
recommended.
Upgrading Notes
In v1.0.0 of this plugin, the FileEntry
and DirectoryEntry
structures have changed, to be more in line with the published
specification.
Previous (pre-1.0.0) versions of the plugin stored the
device-absolute-file-location in the fullPath
property of Entry
objects. These paths would typically look like
/var/mobile/Applications/<application UUID>/Documents/path/to/file ( iOS)
/storage/emulated/0/path/to/file ( Android)
These paths were also returned by the toURL()
method of the Entry
objects.
With v1.0.0, the fullPath
attribute is the path to the file, relative
to the root of the HTML filesystem . So, the above paths would now both
be represented by a FileEntry
object with a fullPath
of
If your application works with device-absolute-paths, and you previously
retrieved those paths through the fullPath
property of Entry
objects, then you should update your code to use entry.toURL()
instead.
For backwards compatibility, the resolveLocalFileSystemURL()
method
will accept a device-absolute-path, and will return an Entry
object
corresponding to it, as long as that file exists within either the
TEMPORARY
or PERSISTENT
filesystems.
This has particularly been an issue with the File-Transfer plugin, which
previously used device-absolute-paths (and can still accept them). It
has been updated to work correctly with FileSystem URLs, so replacing
entry.fullPath
with entry.toURL()
should resolve any issues getting
that plugin to work with files on the device.
In v1.1.0 the return value of toURL()
was changed (see
CB-6394 ) to return an
absolute ‘file:// ’ URL. wherever possible. To ensure a ‘cdvfile:‘-URL
you can use toInternalURL()
now. This method will now return
filesystem URLs of the form
cdvfile://localhost/persistent/path/to/file
which can be used to identify the file uniquely.
cdvfile protocol
Purpose
cdvfile://localhost/persistent|temporary|another-fs-root*/path/to/file
can be used for platform-independent file paths. cdvfile paths are
supported by core plugins - for example you can download an mp3 file to
cdvfile-path via cordova-plugin-file-transfer
and play it via
cordova-plugin-media
.
To use cdvfile
as a tag’ src
you can convert it to native path via
toURL()
method of the resolved fileEntry, which you can get via
resolveLocalFileSystemURL
- see examples below. You can also use
cdvfile://
paths directly in the DOM, for example:
<img src = "cdvfile://localhost/persistent/img/logo.png" />
This method requires following Content Security rules updates:
Add cdvfile:
scheme to Content-Security-Policy
meta tag of the
index page, e.g.:
<meta http-equiv = "Content-Security-Policy" content = "default-src 'self' data: gap: cdvfile: https://ssl.gstatic.com 'unsafe-eval'; style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline'; media-src *" >
Add <access origin="cdvfile://*" />
to config.xml
.
Converting cdvfile:// to native path
resolveLocalFileSystemURL ('cdvfile://localhost/temporary/path/to/file.mp4' , function (entry ) {
var nativePath = entry .toURL ();
console .log ('Native URI: ' + nativePath );
document.getElementById ('video' ).src = nativePath ;
}
Converting native path to cdvfile://
resolveLocalFileSystemURL (nativePath , function (entry ) {
console .log ('cdvfile URI: ' + entry .toInternalURL ());
}
Using cdvfile in core plugins
fileTransfer .download (uri , 'cdvfile://localhost/temporary/path/to/file.mp3' , function (entry ) { ...
var my_media = new Media ('cdvfile://localhost/temporary/path/to/file.mp3' , ...);
my_media .play ();
List of Error Codes and Meanings
When an error is thrown, one of the following codes will be used.
Code
Constant
1
NOT_FOUND_ERR
2
SECURITY_ERR
3
ABORT_ERR
4
NOT_READABLE_ERR
5
ENCODING_ERR
6
NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR
7
INVALID_STATE_ERR
8
SYNTAX_ERR
9
INVALID_MODIFICATION_ERR
10
QUOTA_EXCEEDED_ERR
11
TYPE_MISMATCH_ERR
12
PATH_EXISTS_ERR
Configuring the Plugin (Optional)
The set of available filesystems can be configured per-platform. Both
iOS and Android recognize a tag in config.xml
which names the
filesystems to be installed. By default, all file-system roots are
enabled.
<preference name= "iosExtraFilesystems" value= "library,library-nosync,documents,documents-nosync,cache,bundle,root" />
<preference name= "AndroidExtraFilesystems" value= "files,files-external,documents,sdcard,cache,cache-external,assets,root" />
Android
files
: The application’s internal file storage directory
files-external
: The application’s external file storage directory
sdcard
: The global external file storage directory (this is the
root of the SD card, if one is installed). You must have the
android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
permission to use this.
cache
: The application’s internal cache directory
cache-external
: The application’s external cache directory
assets
: The application’s bundle (read-only)
root
: The entire device filesystem
Android also supports a special filesystem named “documents”, which
represents a “/Documents/” subdirectory within the “files” filesystem.
iOS
library
: The application’s Library directory
documents
: The application’s Documents directory
cache
: The application’s Cache directory
bundle
: The application’s bundle; the location of the app itself
on disk (read-only)
root
: The entire device filesystem
By default, the library and documents directories can be synced to
iCloud. You can also request two additional filesystems,
library-nosync
and documents-nosync
, which represent a special
non-synced directory within the /Library
or /Documents
filesystem.
Sample: Create Files and Directories, Write, Read, and Append files
The File plugin allows you to do things like store files in a temporary
or persistent storage location for your app (sandboxed storage) and to
store files in other platform-dependent locations. The code snippets in
this section demonstrate different tasks including:
Create a persistent file
Before you use the File plugin APIs, you can get access to the file
system using requestFileSystem
. When you do this, you can request
either persistent or temporary storage. Persistent storage will not be
removed unless permission is granted by the user.
When you get file system access using requestFileSystem
, access is
granted for the sandboxed file system only (the sandbox limits access to
the app itself), not for general access to any file system location on
the device. (To access file system locations outside the sandboxed
storage, use other methods such as window.resolveLocalFileSystemURL
,
which support platform-specific locations. For one example of this, see
Append a File .)
Here is a request for persistent storage.
window.requestFileSystem (LocalFileSystem .PERSISTENT , 0 , function (fs ) {
console .log ('file system open: ' + fs .name );
fs .root .getFile ("newPersistentFile.txt" , { create : true , exclusive : false }, function (fileEntry ) {
console .log ("fileEntry is file?" + fileEntry .isFile .toString ());
// fileEntry.name == 'someFile.txt'
// fileEntry.fullPath == '/someFile.txt'
writeFile (fileEntry , null );
}, onErrorCreateFile );
}, onErrorLoadFs );
The success callback receives FileSystem object (fs). Use fs.root
to
return a DirectoryEntry object, which you can use to create or get a
file (by calling getFile
). In this example, fs.root
is a
DirectoryEntry object that represents the persistent storage in the
sandboxed file system.
The success callback for getFile
receives a FileEntry object. You can
use this to perform file write and file read operations.
Create a temporary file
Here is an example of a request for temporary storage. Temporary storage
may be deleted by the operating system if the device runs low on memory.
window.requestFileSystem (window.TEMPORARY , 5 * 1024 * 1024 , function (fs ) {
console .log ('file system open: ' + fs .name );
createFile (fs .root , "newTempFile.txt" , false );
}, onErrorLoadFs );
When you are using temporary storage, you can create or get the file by
calling getFile
. As in the persistent storage example, this will give
you a FileEntry object that you can use for read or write operations.
function createFile (dirEntry , fileName , isAppend ) {
// Creates a new file or returns the file if it already exists.
dirEntry .getFile (fileName , {create : true , exclusive : false }, function (fileEntry ) {
writeFile (fileEntry , null , isAppend );
}, onErrorCreateFile );
}
Write to a file
Once you have a FileEntry object, you can write to the file by calling
createWriter
, which returns a FileWriter object in the success
callback. Call the write
method of FileWriter to write to the file.
function writeFile (fileEntry , dataObj ) {
// Create a FileWriter object for our FileEntry (log.txt).
fileEntry .createWriter (function (fileWriter ) {
fileWriter .onwriteend = function () {
console .log ("Successful file write..." );
readFile (fileEntry );
};
fileWriter .onerror = function (e ) {
console .log ("Failed file write: " + e .toString ());
};
// If data object is not passed in,
// create a new Blob instead.
if (! dataObj ) {
dataObj = new Blob (['some file data' ], { type : 'text/plain' });
}
fileWriter .write (dataObj );
});
}
Read a file
You also need a FileEntry object to read an existing file. Use the file
property of FileEntry to get the file reference, and then create a new
FileReader object. You can use methods like readAsText
to start the
read operation. When the read operation is complete, this.result
stores the result of the read operation.
function readFile (fileEntry ) {
fileEntry .file (function (file ) {
var reader = new FileReader ();
reader .onloadend = function () {
console .log ("Successful file read: " + this .result );
displayFileData (fileEntry .fullPath + ": " + this .result );
};
reader .readAsText (file );
}, onErrorReadFile );
}
Append a file using alternative methods
Of course, you will often want to append existing files instead of
creating new ones. Here is an example of that. This example shows
another way that you can access the file system using
window.resolveLocalFileSystemURL. In this example, pass the
cross-platform Cordova file URL, cordova.file.dataDirectory, to the
function. The success callback receives a DirectoryEntry object, which
you can use to do things like create a file.
window.resolveLocalFileSystemURL (cordova .file .dataDirectory , function (dirEntry ) {
console .log ('file system open: ' + dirEntry .name );
var isAppend = true ;
createFile (dirEntry , "fileToAppend.txt" , isAppend );
}, onErrorLoadFs );
In addition to this usage, you can use resolveLocalFileSystemURL
to
get access to some file system locations that are not part of the
sandboxed storage system. See Where to store Files for more
information; many of these storage locations are platform-specific. You
can also pass cross-platform file system locations to
resolveLocalFileSystemURL
using the cdvfile protocol .
For the append operation, there is nothing new in the createFile
function that is called in the preceding code (see the preceding
examples for the actual code). createFile
calls writeFile
. In
writeFile
, you check whether an append operation is requested.
Once you have a FileWriter object, call the seek
method, and pass in
the index value for the position where you want to write. In this
example, you also test whether the file exists. After calling seek, then
call the write method of FileWriter.
function writeFile (fileEntry , dataObj , isAppend ) {
// Create a FileWriter object for our FileEntry (log.txt).
fileEntry .createWriter (function (fileWriter ) {
fileWriter .onwriteend = function () {
console .log ("Successful file read..." );
readFile (fileEntry );
};
fileWriter .onerror = function (e ) {
console .log ("Failed file read: " + e .toString ());
};
// If we are appending data to file, go to the end of the file.
if (isAppend ) {
try {
fileWriter .seek (fileWriter .length );
}
catch (e ) {
console .log ("file doesn't exist!" );
}
}
fileWriter .write (dataObj );
});
}
Store an existing binary file
We already showed how to write to a file that you just created in the
sandboxed file system. What if you need to get access to an existing
file and convert that to something you can store on your device? In this
example, you obtain a file using an xhr request, and then save it to the
cache in the sandboxed file system.
Before you get the file, get a FileSystem reference using
requestFileSystem
. By passing window.TEMPORARY in the method call
(same as before), the returned FileSystem object (fs) represents the
cache in the sandboxed file system. Use fs.root
to get the
DirectoryEntry object that you need.
window.requestFileSystem (window.TEMPORARY , 5 * 1024 * 1024 , function (fs ) {
console .log ('file system open: ' + fs .name );
getSampleFile (fs .root );
}, onErrorLoadFs );
For completeness, here is the xhr request to get a Blob image. There is
nothing Cordova-specific in this code, except that you forward the
DirectoryEntry reference that you already obtained as an argument to the
saveFile function. You will save the blob image and display it later
after reading the file (to validate the operation).
function getSampleFile (dirEntry ) {
var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest ();
xhr .open ('GET' , 'http://cordova.apache.org/static/img/cordova_bot.png' , true );
xhr .responseType = 'blob' ;
xhr .onload = function () {
if (this .status == 200 ) {
var blob = new Blob ([this .response ], { type : 'image/png' });
saveFile (dirEntry , blob , "downloadedImage.png" );
}
};
xhr .send ();
}
For Cordova 5 security, the preceding code requires that you
add the domain name, http://cordova.apache.org
, to the
Content-Security-Policy element in index.html
.
After getting the file, copy the contents to a new file. The current
DirectoryEntry object is already associated with the app cache.
function saveFile (dirEntry , fileData , fileName ) {
dirEntry .getFile (fileName , { create : true , exclusive : false }, function (fileEntry ) {
writeFile (fileEntry , fileData );
}, onErrorCreateFile );
}
In writeFile, you pass in the Blob object as the dataObj and you will
save that in the new file.
function writeFile (fileEntry , dataObj , isAppend ) {
// Create a FileWriter object for our FileEntry (log.txt).
fileEntry .createWriter (function (fileWriter ) {
fileWriter .onwriteend = function () {
console .log ("Successful file write..." );
if (dataObj .type == "image/png" ) {
readBinaryFile (fileEntry );
}
else {
readFile (fileEntry );
}
};
fileWriter .onerror = function (e ) {
console .log ("Failed file write: " + e .toString ());
};
fileWriter .write (dataObj );
});
}
After writing to the file, read it and display it. You saved the image
as binary data, so you can read it using FileReader.readAsArrayBuffer
.
function readBinaryFile (fileEntry ) {
fileEntry .file (function (file ) {
var reader = new FileReader ();
reader .onloadend = function () {
console .log ("Successful file write: " + this .result );
displayFileData (fileEntry .fullPath + ": " + this .result );
var blob = new Blob ([new Uint8Array (this .result )], { type : "image/png" });
displayImage (blob );
};
reader .readAsArrayBuffer (file );
}, onErrorReadFile );
}
After reading the data, you can display the image using code like this.
Use window.URL.createObjectURL
to get a DOM string for the Blob image.
function displayImage (blob ) {
// Displays image if result is a valid DOM string for an image.
var elem = document.getElementById ('imageFile' );
// Note: Use window.URL.revokeObjectURL when finished with image.
elem .src = window.URL .createObjectURL (blob );
}
Display an image file
To display an image using a FileEntry, you can call the toURL
method.
function displayImageByFileURL (fileEntry ) {
var elem = document.getElementById ('imageFile' );
elem .src = fileEntry .toURL ();
}
If you are using some platform-specific URIs instead of a FileEntry and
you want to display an image, you may need to include the main part of
the URI in the Content-Security-Policy element in index.html. Here is an example.
<meta http-equiv = "Content-Security-Policy" content = "default-src 'self' data: gap: ms-appdata: https://ssl.gstatic.com 'unsafe-eval'; style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline'; media-src *" >
Create Directories
In the code here, you create directories in the root of the app storage
location. You could use this code with any writable storage location
(that is, any DirectoryEntry). Here, you write to the application cache
(assuming that you used window.TEMPORARY to get your FileSystem object)
by passing fs.root into this function.
This code creates the /NewDirInRoot/images folder in the application
cache. For platform-specific values, look at File System Layouts .
function createDirectory (rootDirEntry ) {
rootDirEntry .getDirectory ('NewDirInRoot' , { create : true }, function (dirEntry ) {
dirEntry .getDirectory ('images' , { create : true }, function (subDirEntry ) {
createFile (subDirEntry , "fileInNewSubDir.txt" );
}, onErrorGetDir );
}, onErrorGetDir );
}
When creating subfolders, you need to create each folder separately as
shown in the preceding code.
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