On a new Angular 4 project is possible to create a simple text File object
from its constructor:
const textfile = new File (['abcd'], 'text.txt')
console.log(textfile)
inspecting the console output (VSCode console) shows the expected result:
File(13) {name: "text.txt", lastModified: 1520684955392,
lastModifiedDate: Sat Mar 10 2018 13:29:15 GMT+0100 (Standard romance time…,
webkitRelativePath: "", size: 13, …}
lastModified:1520684955392
lastModifiedDate:Sat Mar 10 2018 13:29:15 GMT+0100 {}
name:"text.txt"
size:13
type:"text/plain"
webkitRelativePath:""
__proto__:File {name: <accessor>, lastModified: <accessor>,
lastModifiedDate: <accessor>, …}
This exact line of code on a new blank Ionic 3 project outputs a misplaced
or wrong properties instance of File interface ("name" is an Array holding
text content, there's no "name" property, "localURL" contains the file
name, "start" "size" and "end" properties are 0, ...).
File {name: Array(1), localURL: "text.txt", type: null, lastModified:
null, lastModifiedDate: null, …}
end:0
lastModified:null
lastModifiedDate:null
localURL:"text.txt"
name:Array(1) ["text"]
size:0
start:0
type:null
__proto__:Object {slice: , constructor: }
Tried to simplify my question as much as I could, tested on diferent
computers and checked Angular and Ionic stable versions. I have served this
project to the local browser to avoid device or emulator interference.
I wonder if this is a by-design behavior, a bug on Ionic's Angular
implementation or a wrong use of this feature.
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