File-Component - Upload txt-File to Firebase Storage

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@Boban

See post 13

De/reinstall the app and try again.
The file is saved to the root dir of the external storage:

/storage/emulated/0/testPrivate.txt

@vknow360

That saves file to private storage directoy in Internal Storage and not to asd in External Storage

No, see above.

EFile_test.apk (5.0 MB)

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@Boban

I built a test app yesterday and it did not ask for permission but without Firebase Storage

Did you check it again? I’m pretty sure that

1. the file is neither stored in the ASD nor in private storage
2. READ / WRITE permissions are requested.

[Boban (Boban Stojmenovic)]

Try this one eFile.apk (5.1 MB)

[MrX (Nico)]

@bodymindpower

Try this: […] instead of: […]

I tested it and it makes no differences (permissions is still required)

@Boban

Firebase Storage […] for upload, if it is full, relative path or not[?]

You need the full path for Firebase Storage components. (see post 3)

@bodymindpower

The problem arises from the EFile extension

I agree with you.

@vknow360

I shall check it after Hackathon.

I hope this will fix the problem

Thanks!

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

Ok, there was an update of the EFile extension.
I have been working with the first one (2020-06-10).
@vknow360 did not mention that there was an update.

So I downloaded the extension again.

Now I get the this:

[vknow360 (Sunny Gupta)]

@bodymindpower

there was an update of the EFile extension.

No…not at all.
I think you had downloaded aix from Dev_Yb’s topic.

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@vknow360

I think you had downloaded aix from Dev_Yb’s topic.

Maybe … I don’t remember …
but where should the java file come from?

[vknow360 (Sunny Gupta)]

Original topic:

EFile : Only asks for permissions when required

Introduction EFile is a modified version of original File component.The only difference between File component and the extension is that the extension does not asks for write permission if you want to write to Application Specific Directory and read permission if you want to read from Application Specific Directory or Assets. Latest Version: 1 Released: 2020-06-10T18:30:00Z (UTC) Blocks [image] Documentation After File Saved Event indicating that the contents of the file have been writte…

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@vknow360

Original topic

Yes I know, but as I have shown I got two versions of the java file:

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

Here is my test aia: EFile_test.aia (27.9 KB)

[Boban (Boban Stojmenovic)]

@bodymindpower

Ok, there was an update of the EFile extension.

It took you a while to figure it out why mine worked and not yours…

Btw, I wonder why you insist in using the whole path and not as the description tells you to do

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@Boban

I wonder why you insist in using the whole path and not as the description tells you to do

As you can see, I used both:

I only want to show that it doesn’t work with ASD path (without READ perm.)
/Android/data/io.makeroid.companion/files/test.txt.

Btw, saving the file without a slash should store it in the “private storage directory” as @vknow360 said:

@vknow360

That saves file to private storage directoy in Internal Storage and not to asd in External Storage

which is obviously not the case.

[Taifun]

@bodymindpower

I only want to show that it doesn’t work with ASD path (without READ perm.)
/Android/data/io.makeroid.companion/files/test.txt .

what about just using the correct filename, which is test.ext to avoid READ permission?
as @Boban said…

@Boban

Btw, I wonder why you insist in using the whole path and not as the description tells you to do

Taifun

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@Taifun

what about just using the correct filename , which is test.ext to avoid READ permission?

And again: I used this file name without a slash, but:

@Boban

See post 13

@vknow360

That saves file to private storage directoy in Internal Storage and not to asd in External Storage

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@Taifun

what about just using the correct filename , which is test.ext

See also here: privateDataDir.apk (5.0 MB)

The file “private.txt” is NOT saved in the external storage (ASD), but in the “private data directory”.

[vknow360 (Sunny Gupta)]

I was correct

@vknow360

That saves file to private storage directoy in Internal Storage and not to asd in External Storage .

[11195 (Павел Барков)]

Hi, I’m interested in this, too. But I can’t figure out now how you can upload a TXT file to FireBase storage using everything that’s listed above. If it doesn’t bother smart people, show the blocks how to upload it all now.

[MrX (Nico)]

Hi, you find the needed blocks in the first picture of post 11

[11195 (Павел Барков)]

What it is? Where do you get this block?

[MrX (Nico)]

@11195

What it is? Where do you get this block?

From here: