ACtl.saveURL
Saves the content of a URL to a file or folder. There's no limit on the amont of data being downloaded other than available disk space.
ACtl.saveURL(srcUrl,destPath) srcUrl Type: string
Either a URL or data URI to get the data from. The data will be saved bit-for-bit identical to the source.
destPath Type: string
Local path or UNC path of the destination file or folder. If it ends with a slash or backslash,
it will be interpreted as a folder, in which case the file name is deduced from srcUrl and
the HTTP response headers.
It can be relative to the script's location (if there is one). It can also contain placeholders such as <desktop>, <documents> and others..
If the path doesn't exist, it'll be created.
Returns Type: Promise Resolves to: string
Returns immediately. The Promise will resolve with the absolute file path to which srcUrl was saved.
Throws Type: string
Error description if srcUrl or destPath cannot be accessed.
Example
Save all images in a page to a folder in the desktop.
//The destination folder name will be the page's domain
let destFolder = `<desktop>/${location.hostname}/` ;
let count = 0 ;
//For each image in the page
for( let image of document.images ){
//If the image is bigger than 100x100 pixels
if( image.src && image.width > 100 && image.height > 100 ){
//Save it to the destination folder
let filePath = await ACtl.saveURL(image.src, destFolder) ;
console.log(++count, image.src, ' --> ', filePath) ;
}
}
alert(count + ' IMAGES SAVED.') ;
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