Introduced attribute download for anchor
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application that content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to save any `Array[Byte]` from frontend without hacks and question because creating a blob isn't clean. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release.
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to save any `Array[Byte]` from frontend as simple call `FileService.save()` and load any uploaded file to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.load()`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release.
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to save any `Array[Byte]` from frontend as simple call `FileService.save()` and load any uploaded file to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.load()`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release.
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to save any `Array[Byte]` from frontend as simple call `FileService.save()` and load any uploaded file to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.load()`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release.
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Array[Byte]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.bytesAsURL()`, create an anchor to download it as `FileService.anchor()` and asynchronously convert any uploaded file to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.convert()`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release.
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Array[Byte]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.bytesAsURL()`, create an anchor to download it as `FileService.anchor()` and asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.convert()`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release.
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Array[Byte]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.bytesAsURL()`, create an anchor to download it as `FileService.anchor()` and asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.convert()`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release.
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Array[Byte]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.asURL`, create an anchor to download it as `FileService.asAnchor` and asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release.
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Array[Byte]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.asURL`, create an anchor to download it as `FileService.asAnchor` and asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `InputStream` via `FileService.asInputStream`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asInputStream` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 but it might be a while. Also, this is draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileReaderSync#Browser_Compatibility
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Seq[Array[Byte]]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.asURL`, create an anchor to download it as `FileService.asAnchor` and asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `InputStream` via `FileService.asInputStream`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asInputStream` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 but it might be a while. Also, this is draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileReaderSync#Browser_Compatibility
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Seq[Array[Byte]]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.asURL`, create an anchor to download it as `FileService.asAnchor` and asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `InputStream` via `FileService.asInputStream`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asInputStream` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 but it might be a while. Also, this is draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileReaderSync#Browser_Compatibility
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Seq[Array[Byte]]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.asURL`, create an anchor to download it as `FileService.asAnchor` and asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `InputStream` via `FileService.asInputStream`. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asInputStream` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 but it might be a while. Also, this is draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileReaderSync#Browser_Compatibility
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Seq[Array[Byte]]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.createURL`, asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `InputStream` via `FileService.asInputStream` inside worker. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR[^1] to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asInputStream` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR[^2] but it might be a while. Also, this draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers[^3]. [^1]: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 [^2]: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 [^3]: https://caniuse.com/?search=FileReaderSync
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Seq[Array[Byte]]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.createURL`, asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `InputStream` via `FileService.asInputStream` inside worker. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR[^1] to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asInputStream` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR[^2] but it might be a while. Also, this draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers[^3]. [^1]: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 [^2]: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 [^3]: https://caniuse.com/?search=FileReaderSync
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Seq[Array[Byte]]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.createURL`, asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `InputStream` via `FileService.asInputStream` inside worker. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR[^1] to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asInputStream` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR[^2] but it might be a while. Also, this draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers[^3]. [^1]: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 [^2]: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 [^3]: https://caniuse.com/?search=FileReaderSync
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Seq[Array[Byte]]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.createURL`, asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Array[Byte]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `InputStream` via `FileService.asInputStream` inside worker. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR[^1] to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asInputStream` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR[^2] but it might be a while. Also, this draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers[^3]. [^1]: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 [^2]: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 [^3]: https://caniuse.com/?search=FileReaderSync
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Seq[Array[Byte]]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.createURL`, asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Future[Array[Byte]]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `Array[Byte]` via `FileService.asSyncBytesArray` inside worker. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR[^1] to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asSyncBytesArray` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR[^2] but it might be a while. Also, this draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers[^3]. [^1]: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 [^2]: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 [^3]: https://caniuse.com/?search=FileReaderSync
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Seq[Array[Byte]]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.createURL`, asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Future[Array[Byte]]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `Array[Byte]` via `FileService.asSyncBytesArray` inside worker. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR[^1] to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asSyncBytesArray` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR[^2] but it might be a while. Also, this draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers[^3]. [^1]: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 [^2]: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 [^3]: https://caniuse.com/?search=FileReaderSync
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The usecase of this code is something like this: let image that user is making a protonmail or any another application where content inside frontend (=browser storage) some secret user's data that shouldn't be exposed to backend. Secret key for example or anything like that. This code allows to developer to convert any `Seq[Array[Byte]]` from frontend to URL as simple call `FileService.createURL`, asynchronously convert any uploaded `File` to `Future[Array[Byte]]` as `FileService.asBytesArray`, or to `Array[Byte]` via `FileService.asSyncBytesArray` inside worker. Unfortunately scalatags doesn't support `download` attribute and I need to make it by hand. I've opened a PR[^1] to introduce it, but it might be a while until it is included to release. `FileService.asSyncBytesArray` is using `FileReaderSync` that is also missed inside scala-js-dom. I've opened a PR[^2] but it might be a while. Also, this draft API but it is supported by majority of modern browsers[^3]. [^1]: com-lihaoyi/scalatags#212 [^2]: scala-js/scala-js-dom#424 [^3]: https://caniuse.com/?search=FileReaderSync
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