@dr.pogodin/react-native-fs
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File system access for React Native applications for Android, iOS, Mac (Catalyst), and Windows platforms. Supports both new and old RN architectures.
This is a work-in-progress fork of react-native-fs, aiming to upgrade the library to the standards of the latest React Native v0.72, with support of the New Architecture, backward compatibility to the Old Architecture, clean-up and fixes of the library API and internal implementation, and further library development following the best industry practices.
To migrate from the legacy react-native-fs install this fork
npm install --save @dr.pogodin/react-native-fs
then upgrade its imports in the code:
// The legacy RNFS was imported like this:
import RNFS from 'react-native-fs';
// Instead, this fork should be imported like this:
import * as RNFS from '@dr.pogodin/react-native-fs';
// or (preferrably) you should import separate constants / functions you need
// like:
import {
TemporaryDirectoryPath,
writeFile,
} from '@dr.pogodin/react-native-fs';
When installing the library into a new project no additional steps are required.
IMPORTANT: Below is the original documentation for the library. It still has to be completely revised and updated. For now, for each constant / function that have been verified and tested to work in this fork there will be a VERIFIED note next to its description, certifying the state of its support in this fork.
Just install & use:
$ npm install --save @dr.pogodin/react-native-fs
NOTE: Windows auto-link command (at least as it was needed for example project to install the lib hosted in the parent folder):
npx react-native autolink-windows --sln "windows\ReactNativeFsExample.sln" --proj "windows\ReactNativeFsExample\ReactNativeFsExample.vcxproj"
These are legacy examples, and should be revised, there is an Example app in the /example folder of the codebase, you probably should rather check it than these examples.
// require the module
var RNFS = require('react-native-fs');
// get a list of files and directories in the main bundle
RNFS.readDir(RNFS.MainBundlePath) // On Android, use "RNFS.DocumentDirectoryPath" (MainBundlePath is not defined)
.then((result) => {
console.log('GOT RESULT', result);
// stat the first file
return Promise.all([RNFS.stat(result[0].path), result[0].path]);
})
.then((statResult) => {
if (statResult[0].isFile()) {
// if we have a file, read it
return RNFS.readFile(statResult[1], 'utf8');
}
return 'no file';
})
.then((contents) => {
// log the file contents
console.log(contents);
})
.catch((err) => {
console.log(err.message, err.code);
});
// require the module
var RNFS = require('react-native-fs');
// create a path you want to write to
// :warning: on iOS, you cannot write into `RNFS.MainBundlePath`,
// but `RNFS.DocumentDirectoryPath` exists on both platforms and is writable
var path = RNFS.DocumentDirectoryPath + '/test.txt';
// write the file
RNFS.writeFile(path, 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet', 'utf8')
.then((success) => {
console.log('FILE WRITTEN!');
})
.catch((err) => {
console.log(err.message);
});
// create a path you want to delete
var path = RNFS.DocumentDirectoryPath + '/test.txt';
return RNFS.unlink(path)
.then(() => {
console.log('FILE DELETED');
})
// `unlink` will throw an error, if the item to unlink does not exist
.catch((err) => {
console.log(err.message);
});
// require the module
var RNFS = require('react-native-fs');
var uploadUrl = 'http://requestb.in/XXXXXXX'; // For testing purposes, go to http://requestb.in/ and create your own link
// create an array of objects of the files you want to upload
var files = [
{
name: 'test1',
filename: 'test1.w4a',
filepath: RNFS.DocumentDirectoryPath + '/test1.w4a',
filetype: 'audio/x-m4a'
}, {
name: 'test2',
filename: 'test2.w4a',
filepath: RNFS.DocumentDirectoryPath + '/test2.w4a',
filetype: 'audio/x-m4a'
}
];
var upload
= (response) => {
var jobId = response.jobId;
console.log('UPLOAD HAS BEGUN! JobId: ' + jobId);
};
var uploadProgress = (response) => {
var percentage = Math.floor((response.totalBytesSent/response.totalBytesExpectedToSend) * 100);
console.log('UPLOAD IS ' + percentage + '% DONE!');
};
// upload files
RNFS.uploadFiles({
toUrl: uploadUrl,
files: files,
method: 'POST',
headers: {
'Accept': 'application/json',
},
fields: {
'hello': 'world',
},
begin: uploadBegin,
progress: uploadProgress
}).promise.then((response) => {
if (response.statusCode == 200) {
console.log('FILES UPLOADED!'); // response.statusCode, response.headers, response.body
} else {
console.log('SERVER ERROR');
}
})
.catch((err) => {
if(err.description === "cancelled") {
// cancelled by user
}
console.log(err);
});
const CachesDirectoryPath: string;
VERIFIED: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows.
The absolute path to the caches directory.
const DocumentDirectoryPath: string;
VERIFIED: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows.
The absolute path to the document directory.
const DownloadDirectoryPath: string;
VERIFIED: Android, Windows. NOT SUPPORTED: iOS, macOS.
The absolute path to the download directory (on android and Windows only).
const ExternalCachesDirectoryPath: string;
VERIFIED: Android, Windows (empty?). NOT SUPPORTED: iOS, macOS.
The absolute path to the external caches directory (android only).
const ExternalDirectoryPath: string;
VERIFIED: Android, iOS (empty?), macOS (empty?), Windows.
The absolute path to the external files, shared directory (android only).
const ExternalStorageDirectoryPath: string;
VERIFIED: Android, iOS (empty?), macOS (empty?), Windows (empty?).
The absolute path to the external storage, shared directory (android only).
const LibraryDirectoryPath: string;
VERIFIED: iOS, macOS, Windows (empty?). NOT SUPPORTED: Android.
The absolute path to the NSLibraryDirectory (iOS only).
const MainBundlePath: string;
VERIFIED: iOS, macOS, Windows. NOT SUPPORTED: Android.
The absolute path to the main bundle directory (not available on Android).
const PicturesDirectoryPath: string;
VERIFIED: Android, Windows. NOT SUPPORTED: iOS, macOS.
The absolute path to the pictures directory.
const RoamingDirectoryPath: string;
VERIFIED: Windows. NOT SUPPORTED: Android, iOS, macOS.
The absolute path to the roaming directory (Windows only).
const TemporaryDirectoryPath: string;
VERIFIED: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows.
The absolute path to the temporary directory (falls back to Caching-Directory on Android).
IMPORTANT: when using ExternalStorageDirectoryPath it's necessary to request permissions (on Android) to read and write on the external storage, here an example: React Native Offical Doc
function copyFileAssets(from: string, to: string): Promise<void>
VERIFIED: Android. NOT SUPPORTED: iOS, macOS, Windows.
Copies a file from the given path in the Android app's assets folder to the specified destination path, overwriting the file at destination, if it exists.
from — string — Source asset path (relative to the asset
folder's root).to — string — Destination path.function exists(path: string): Promise<boolean>;
VERIFIED: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows.
Checks if an item exists at the given path.
path — string — Path.function existsAssets(path: string): Promise<boolean>;
VERIFIED: Android. NOT SUPPORTED: iOS, macOS, Windows.
Android-only. Checks if an item exists at the given path in the Android assets folder.
path — string — Path, relative to the root of the Android
assets folder.function mkdir(path: string, options?: MkdirOptions): Promise<void>;
VERIFIED: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows.
Creates folder(s) at path, and does not throw if already exists (similar to
mkdir -p in Linux).
path — string — Path to create.options — MkdirOptions | undefined — Optional.
Additional parameters.function readDirAssets(path: string): Promise<ReadDirItem[]>;
VERIFIED: Android. NOT SUPPORTED: iOS, macOS, Windows.
(Android only) Reads the content of a folder at the given path inside
the Android assets folder.
path — string — Folder path, relative to the root of
the assets folder.function readFile(path: string, encodingOrOptions?: EncodingT | ReadFileOptionsT): Promise<string>;
VERIFIED: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows.
Reads the file at path and return its content as a string.
NOTE: For base64 encoding this function will return file content encoded
into Base64 format; for ascii it will fill each character of the result string
with the code of corresponding byte in the file; and for utf8 (default)
it will assume the source file is UTF8-encoded, and it will decode it into
the result string (thus each result character will be corresponding to a group
of 1-to-4 bytes of the source file).
BEWARE: You will take quite a performance hit if you are reading big files.
path — string — File path.encoding — EncodingT | ReadFileOptionsT — Optional.
File encoding, or extra options.function readFileAssets(path:string, encoding?: EncodingT | ReadFileOptionsT): Promise<string>;
VERIFIED: Android. NOT SUPPORTED: iOS, macOS, Windows.
Android-only. Reads the file at path in the Android app's assets folder
and return its contents. encoding can be one of utf8 (default), ascii,
base64. Use base64 for reading binary files.
path — string — Asset path.encoding — EncodingT | ReadFileOptionsT | undefined —
Optional. Encoding, or extra options object, which currently only supports
specifying the encoding.function unlink(path: string): Promise<void>;
VERIFIED: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows.
Unlinks (removes) the item at path. If the item does not exist, an error will
be thrown. Also recursively deletes directories (works like Linux rm -rf).
path — string — Item path.function writeFile(path: string, content: string, encodingOrOptions?: EncodingT | WriteFileOptionsT): Promise<void>
VERIFIED: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows.
Write the content to the file at path, overwritting it if exists already.
NOTE: With base64 encoding value this function will assume that given
content is Base64-encoded already, and it will be decoded into the file;
for ascii encoding each character of content will be written to one byte
in the file, and the function will fail if any character is outside
the U+0000 to U+00FF range (keep in mind, that regular JS strings have
two-byte characters); and for utf8 encoding (default) it will encode
content characters (which can be from U+0000 to U+FFFF in this case)
into the corresponding UTF8 code (i.e. each source character will be
turned into a group of 1-to-4 bytes in the written file).
path — string — File path.content — string — Data to write into the file.encodingOrOptions — EncodingT | WriteFileOptionsT — Data
encoding, or extra options.type EncodingT = 'ascii' | 'base64' | `utf8`;
Union of valid file encoding values.
type MkdirOptions = {
NSURLIsExcludedFromBackupKey?: boolean; // iOS only
};
Type of extra options argument for mkdir().
NSURLIsExcludedFromBackupKey — boolean | undefined —
(iOS only) The property can be provided to set this attribute on iOS platforms.
Apple will reject apps for storing offline cache data that does not have this
attribute.type ReadDirAssetsResItemT = {
name: string;
path: string;
size: string;
isFile: () => boolean;
isDirectory: () => boolean;
};
Type of result elements returned by the readDirAssets() function.
name — string — Item name.path — string — Item path.size — string — Size in bytes. Note that the size of files
compressed during the creation of the APK (such as JSON files) cannot be
determined. size will be set to -1 in this case.isFile — () => boolean — Is this item a regular file?isDirectory — () => boolean — Is this item a directory?type ReadFileOptionsT = {
encoding?: EncodingT;
};
The type of extra options argument of the readFile() function.
encoding — EncodingT | undefined — Optional. File encoding.
Defaults utf8.type WriteFileOptionsT = {
encoding?: EncodingT;
NSFileProtectionKey?: string;
};
The type of extra options argument of the writeFile() function.
encoding — EncodingT | undefined — Optional. File encoding
to use. Defaults utf8.NSFileProtectionKey — string | undefined — Optional.
iOS-only. See: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsfileprotectionkeyBelow is the original documentation for all other methods and types inherited from the original library. They are present in the codebase, but haven't been tested to work after refactoring for the new version of the library, and a few of them were commented out and marked as not yet supported on some platforms.
readDir(dirpath: string): Promise<ReadDirItem[]>Reads the contents of path. This must be an absolute path. Use the above path constants to form a usable file path.
The returned promise resolves with an array of objects with the following properties:
type ReadDirItem = {
ctime: date; // The creation date of the file (iOS only)
mtime: date; // The last modified date of the file
name: string; // The name of the item
path: string; // The absolute path to the item
size: string; // Size in bytes
isFile: () => boolean; // Is the item just a file?
isDirectory: () => boolean; // Is the item a directory?
};
readdir(dirpath: string): Promise<string[]>Node.js style version of readDir that returns only the names. Note the lowercase d.
stat(filepath: string): Promise<StatResult>Stats an item at filepath. If the filepath is linked to a virtual file, for example Android Content URI, the originalPath can be used to find the pointed file path.
The promise resolves with an object with the following properties:
type StatResult = {
path: // The same as filepath argument
ctime: date; // The creation date of the file
mtime: date; // The last modified date of the file
size: number; // Size in bytes
mode: number; // UNIX file mode
originalFilepath: string; // ANDROID: In case of content uri this is the pointed file path, otherwise is the same as path
isFile: () => boolean; // Is the file just a file?
isDirectory: () => boolean; // Is the file a directory?
};
read(filepath: string, length = 0, position = 0, encodingOrOptions?: any): Promise<string>Reads length bytes from the given position of the file at path and returns contents. encoding can be one of utf8 (default), ascii, base64. Use base64 for reading binary files.
Note: reading big files piece by piece using this method may be useful in terms of performance.
readFileRes(filename:string, encoding?: string): Promise<string>Reads the file named filename in the Android app's res folder and return contents. Only the file name (not folder) needs to be specified. The file type will be detected from the extension and automatically located within res/drawable (for image files) or res/raw (for everything else). encoding can be one of utf8 (default), ascii, base64. Use base64 for reading binary files.
Note: Android only.
appendFile(filepath: string, contents: string, encoding?: string): Promise<void>Append the contents to filepath. encoding can be one of utf8 (default), ascii, base64.
write(filepath: string, contents: string, position?: number, encoding?: string): Promise<void>Write the contents to filepath at the given random access position. When position is undefined or -1 the contents is appended to the end of the file. encoding can be one of utf8 (default), ascii, base64.
moveFile(filepath: string, destPath: string): Promise<void>Moves the file located at filepath to destPath. This is more performant than reading and then re-writing the file data because the move is done natively and the data doesn't have to be copied or cross the bridge.
Note: Overwrites existing file in Windows.
copyFolder(srcFolderPath: string, destFolderPath: string): Promise<void>Copies the contents located at srcFolderPath to destFolderPath.
Note: Windows only. This method is recommended when directories need to be copied from one place to another.
copyFile(filepath: string, destPath: string): Promise<void>Copies the file located at filepath to destPath.
Note: On Android and Windows copyFile will overwrite destPath if it already exists. On iOS an error will be thrown if the file already exists.
copyFileRes(filename: string, destPath: string): Promise<void>Copies the file named filename in the Android app's res folder and copies it to the given destPath path. res/drawable is used as the source parent folder for image files, res/raw for everything else.
Note: Android only. Will overwrite destPath if it already exists.
copyAssetsFileIOS(imageUri: string, destPath: string, width: number, height: number, scale?: number, compression?: number, resizeMode?: string): Promise<string>Not available on Mac Catalyst.
Reads an image file from Camera Roll and writes to destPath. This method assumes the image file to be JPEG file. This method will download the original from iCloud if necessary.
imageUri string (required)URI of a file in Camera Roll. Can be either of the following formats:
ph://CC95F08C-88C3-4012-9D6D-64A413D254B3/L0/001assets-library://asset/asset.JPG?id=CC95F08C-88C3-4012-9D6D-64A413D254B3&ext=JPGdestPath string (required)Destination to which the copied file will be saved, e.g. RNFS.TemporaryDirectoryPath + 'example.jpg'.
width number (required)Copied file's image width will be resized to width. If 0 is provided, width won't be resized.
height number (required)Copied file's image height will be resized to height. If 0 is provided, height won't be resized.
scale number (optional)Copied file's image will be scaled proportional to scale factor from width x height. If both width and height are 0, the image won't scale. Range is [0.0, 1.0] and default is 1.0.
compression number (optional)Quality of copied file's image. The value 0.0 represents the maximum compression (or lowest quality) while the value 1.0 represents the least compression (or best quality). Range is [0.0, 1.0] and default is 1.0.
resizeMode string (optional)If resizeMode is 'contain', copied file's image will be scaled so that its larger dimension fits width x height. If resizeMode is other value than 'contain', the image will be scaled so that it completely fills width x height. Default is 'contain'. Refer to PHImageContentMode.
Promise<string>Copied file's URI.
One can use this method also to create a thumbNail from a video in a specific size. Currently it is impossible to specify a concrete position, the OS will decide wich Thumbnail you'll get then. To copy a video from assets-library and save it as a mp4-file, refer to copyAssetsVideoIOS.
Further information: https://developer.apple.com/reference/photos/phimagemanager/1616964-requestimageforasset The promise will on success return the final destination of the file, as it was defined in the destPath-parameter.
copyAssetsVideoIOS(videoUri: string, destPath: string): Promise<string>Not available on Mac Catalyst.
Copies a video from assets-library, that is prefixed with 'assets-library://asset/asset.MOV?...' to a specific destination.
existsRes(filename: string): Promise<boolean>Check in the Android res folder if the item named filename exists. res/drawable is used as the parent folder for image files, res/raw for everything else. If the item does not exist, return false.
Note: Android only.
hash(filepath: string, algorithm: string): Promise<string>Reads the file at path and returns its checksum as determined by algorithm, which can be one of md5, sha1, sha224, sha256, sha384, sha512.
touch(filepath: string, mtime?: Date, ctime?: Date): Promise<string>Sets the modification timestamp mtime and creation timestamp ctime of the file at filepath. Setting ctime is supported on iOS and Windows, android always sets both timestamps to mtime.
downloadFile(options: DownloadFileOptions): { jobId: number, promise: Promise<DownloadResult> }type DownloadFileOptions = {
fromUrl: string; // URL to download file from
toFile: string; // Local filesystem path to save the file to
headers?: Headers; // An object of headers to be passed to the server
background?: boolean; // Continue the download in the background after the app terminates (iOS only)
discretionary?: boolean; // Allow the OS to control the timing and speed of the download to improve perceived performance (iOS only)
cacheable?: boolean; // Whether the download can be stored in the shared NSURLCache (iOS only, defaults to true)
progressInterval?: number;
progressDivider?: number;
begin?: (res: DownloadBeginCallbackResult) => void; // Note: it is required when progress prop provided
progress?: (res: DownloadProgressCallbackResult) => void;
resumable?: () => void; // only supported on iOS yet
connectionTimeout?: number // only supported on Android yet
readTimeout?: number // supported on Android and iOS
backgroundTimeout?: number // Maximum time (in milliseconds) to download an entire resource (iOS only, useful for timing out background downloads)
};
type DownloadResult = {
jobId: number; // The download job ID, required if one wishes to cancel the download. See `stopDownload`.
statusCode: number; // The HTTP status code
bytesWritten: number; // The number of bytes written to the file
};
Download file from options.fromUrl to options.toFile. Will overwrite any previously existing file.
If options.begin is provided, it will be invoked once upon download starting when headers have been received and passed a single argument with the following properties:
type DownloadBeginCallbackResult = {
jobId: number; // The download job ID, required if one wishes to cancel the download. See `stopDownload`.
statusCode: number; // The HTTP status code
contentLength: number; // The total size in bytes of the download resource
headers: Headers; // The HTTP response headers from the server
};
If options.progress is provided, it will be invoked continuously and passed a single argument with the following properties:
type DownloadProgressCallbackResult = {
jobId: number; // The download job ID, required if one wishes to cancel the download. See `stopDownload`.
contentLength: number; // The total size in bytes of the download resource
bytesWritten: number; // The number of bytes written to the file so far
};
If options.progressInterval is provided, it will return progress events in the maximum frequency of progressDivider.
For example, if progressInterval = 100, you will not receive callbacks more often than every 100th millisecond.
If options.progressDivider is provided, it will return progress events that divided by progressDivider.
For example, if progressDivider = 10, you will receive only ten callbacks for this values of progress: 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100
Use it for performance issues.
If progressDivider = 0, you will receive all progressCallback calls, default value is 0.
(IOS only): options.background (Boolean) - Whether to continue downloads when the app is not focused (default: false)
This option is currently only available for iOS, see the Background Downloads Tutorial (iOS) section.
(IOS only): If options.resumable is provided, it will be invoked when the download has stopped and and can be resumed using resumeDownload().
stopDownload(jobId: number): voidAbort the current download job with this ID. The partial file will remain on the filesystem.
resumeDownload(jobId: number): voidResume the current download job with this ID.
isResumable(jobId: number): Promise<bool>Check if the the download job with this ID is resumable with resumeDownload().
Example:
if (await RNFS.isResumable(jobId) {
RNFS.resumeDownload(jobId)
}
completeHandlerIOS(jobId: number): voidFor use when using background downloads, tell iOS you are done handling a completed download.
Read more about background downloads in the Background Downloads Tutorial (iOS) section.
uploadFiles(options: UploadFileOptions): { jobId: number, promise: Promise<UploadResult> }options (Object) - An object containing named parameters
type UploadFileOptions = {
toUrl: string; // URL to upload file to
binaryStreamOnly?: boolean// Allow for binary data stream for file to be uploaded without extra headers, Default is 'false'
files: UploadFileItem[]; // An array of objects with the file information to be uploaded.
headers?: Headers; // An object of headers to be passed to the server
fields?: Fields; // An object of fields to be passed to the server
method?: string; // Default is 'POST', supports 'POST' and 'PUT'
begin?: (res: UploadBeginCallbackResult) => void;
progress?: (res: UploadProgressCallbackResult) => void;
};
type UploadResult = {
jobId: number; // The upload job ID, required if one wishes to cancel the upload. See `stopUpload`.
statusCode: number; // The HTTP status code
headers: Headers; // The HTTP response headers from the server
body: string; // The HTTP response body
};
Each file should have the following structure:
type UploadFileItem = {
name: string; // Name of the file, if not defined then filename is used
filename: string; // Name of file
filepath: string; // Path to file
filetype: string; // The mimetype of the file to be uploaded, if not defined it will get mimetype from `filepath` extension
};
If options.begin is provided, it will be invoked once upon upload has begun:
type UploadBeginCallbackResult = {
jobId: number; // The upload job ID, required if one wishes to cancel the upload. See `stopUpload`.
};
If options.progress is provided, it will be invoked continuously and passed a single object with the following properties:
type UploadProgressCallbackResult = {
jobId: number; // The upload job ID, required if one wishes to cancel the upload. See `stopUpload`.
totalBytesExpectedToSend: number; // The total number of bytes that will be sent to the server
totalBytesSent: number; // The number of bytes sent to the server
};
Percentage can be computed easily by dividing totalBytesSent by totalBytesExpectedToSend.
stopUpload(jobId: number): Promise<void>Abort the current upload job with this ID.
getFSInfo(): Promise<FSInfoResult>Returns an object with the following properties:
type FSInfoResult = {
totalSpace: number; // The total amount of storage space on the device (in bytes).
freeSpace: number; // The amount of available storage space on the device (in bytes).
};
scanFile(path: string): Promise<string[]>Scan the file using Media Scanner.
getAllExternalFilesDirs(): Promise<string[]>Returns an array with the absolute paths to application-specific directories on all shared/external storage devices where the application can place persistent files it owns.
pathForGroup(groupIdentifier: string): Promise<string>groupIdentifier (string) Any value from the com.apple.security.application-groups entitlements list.
Returns the absolute path to the directory shared for all applications with the same security group identifier. This directory can be used to to share files between application of the same developer.
Invalid group identifier will cause a rejection.
For more information read the Adding an App to an App Group section.
Background downloads in iOS require a bit of a setup.
First, in your AppDelegate.m file add the following:
#import <RNFSManager.h>
...
- (void)application:(UIApplication *)application handleEventsForBackgroundURLSession:(NSString *)identifier completionHandler:(void (^)())completionHandler
{
[RNFSManager setCompletionHandlerForIdentifier:identifier completionHandler:completionHandler];
}
The handleEventsForBackgroundURLSession method is called when a background download is done and your app is not in the foreground.
We need to pass the completionHandler to RNFS along with its identifier.
The JavaScript will continue to work as usual when the download is done but now you must call RNFS.completeHandlerIOS(jobId) when you're done handling the download (show a notification etc.)
BE AWARE! iOS will give about 30 sec. to run your code after handleEventsForBackgroundURLSession is called and until completionHandler
is triggered so don't do anything that might take a long time (like unzipping), you will be able to do it after the user re-launces the app,
otherwide iOS will terminate your app.
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