Download a file without server request

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Achieving such a behavior in the browser is possible with HTML The URL of the linked resource is specified in the href attribute of the anchor element. The download attribute can be given a valid filename as its value. Turn your into a download link instead. The downloaded file will be the same as the original filename OR you can pass in a value to set a custom name. would be saved with the filename “somepage.html?foo=bar” If you download a URL which ends in a / like the URL of this page Note that unlike the default behaviour when you don't specify a filename to save as, wget will not append.1,.

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download.js

Client-side file downloading using JS and HTML5

Summary

The function is used to trigger a file download from JavaScript. It specifies the contents and name of a new file placed in the browser's download directory. The input can be a String, Blob, or Typed Array of data, or via a dataURL representing the file's data as base64 or url-encoded string. No matter the input format, saves a file using the specified file name and mime information in the same manner as a server using a Content-Disposition HTTP header.

Syntax

Parameters

The Blob, File, String, or dataURL containing the soon-to-ba File's contents.

The name of the file to be created. Note that older browsers (like FF3.5, Ch5) don't honor the file name you provide, instead they automatically name the downloaded file.

The MIME content-type of the file to download. While optional, it helps the browser present friendlier information about the download to the user, encouraging them to accept the download.

Compatibility

download.js works with a wide range of devices and browsers.

You can expect it to work for the vast majority of your users, with some common-sense limits:

Devices without file systems like iPhone, iPad, Wii, et al. have nowhere to save the file to, sorry.
Android support starts at 4.2 for the built-in browser, though chrome 36+ and firefox 20+ on android 2.3+ work well.
Devices without Blob support won't be able to download Blobs or TypedArrays
Legacy devices a[download] support can only download a few hundred kilobytes of data, and can't give the file a custom name.
Devices without window.URL support can only download a couple megabytes of data
IE versions of 9 and before are NOT supported because the don't support a[download] or dataURL frame locations.

Download

The 4kb script is available to download or view online or Fork on GitHub

Change Log (v4)

2008 :: landed a FF+Chrome compat way of downloading strings to local un-named files, upgraded to use a hidden frame and optional mime
2012 :: added named files via a[download], msSaveBlob() for IE (10+) support, and window.URL support for larger+faster saves than dataURLs
2014 :: added dataURL and Blob Input, bind-toggle arity, and legacy dataURL fallback was improved with force-download mime and base64 support
2014 :: v4 adds AMD/UMD, commonJS, and plain browser support
20XX :: ???? Considering Zip, Tar, and other multi-file outputs, Blob.prototype.download option, and more, stay tuned folks.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, attribute to "dandavis".

Источник: http://danml.com/download.html

Html download link specify file name