Extension to download file(s) to ASD (app-specific directory) without WRITE permission

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#42

Yes, of course.

The assets (→ Internal Storage) are read-only.
The app package is saved in:

/data/data/<packageName>/

The only component that can write to the Private directory (→ internal storage, see here)

/data/user/0/<packageName>/files/

is the File component.
There is also no extension that does it.

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#43

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I opend my android folder today and i saw this…
I have some doubt
Will the file component and your extension still work in Android 11.

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#44

→ Post #16

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#45

The content of this dir is no longer visible with Android 11+ on the device:

/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/

So also the ASD is no longer visible with Android 11+, but the dir and files are there and accessible through your app.

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#46

10 posts were split to a new topic: Write / save in the Private dir (internal storage)

#47

The last 10 posts were about the Private dir (internal storage), but this topic is about downloading to the ASD (→ external storage).

So I moved these posts to a new topic (“Write to Private dir”).

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#48

7 posts were split to a new topic: Is WRITE permission needed to edit a file in the ASD?

#49

I love this extension.
May we have more function like download to cache? or private folder?
and progress indicator telling us how much/percent downloaded?

and one more:
the new downloaded file will be renamed if same name file exist, and we don’t know what is the new name.

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#50

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#51

The new Kodular update will come later this month. This will result in a number of drastic changes that affect, among other things, “Scoped storage”, AndroidX libs and Android 11 (targetSdkVersion = 30).

In this respect, all app developers who publish apps in the Play Store and all extension developers should urgently make appropriate adjustments.

Note:
The current version of this extension can no longer be used under AndroidX, but the AI2 version, which has already been adapted for AndroidX:

As soon as the Kodular update is done, I will upload the new extension.

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#52

Hello, thanks for the Great extension.

Can I download any file without giving notification in the notification bar with this extension?

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#53

Is there any quick method to upgrade to new extension?
Or I have to do it manually?

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#54

:tada: :confetti_ball: :partying_face:

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#55

Isn’t that quickly enough?

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#56

In my case, it will take a lot of time.
Didn’t use Dynamic component :pensive:

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#57

Why should that take more than a few seconds?

And what does this have to do with dynamic component?

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#58

Now, I’m not sure how to change/update extension.
How do we change/update extension?

#59

Open your app in Kodular, click in the Designer (top left) on “Import extension”, select the new version of the extension and import it. That’s all. As I said, this only takes a few seconds.

Note: However, you can only test this after the new update has taken place and Kodular has switched to AndroidX (because now Kodular is still using the Support lib).

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#60

Hey can you update the extension? I tried using AI2 version but did not work.

#61

Just done.

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