db757edcd2
Allows us to have a new config provider for each setup, with no overlap of the directories used, and automatic cleanup of those directories.
34 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
34 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
import { Input, Component, Inject } from 'ng-metadata/core';
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const templateUrl = require('./download-tarball-modal.component.html');
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const styleUrl = require('./download-tarball-modal.css');
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declare const FileSaver: any;
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/**
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* Initial Screen and Choice in the Config App
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*/
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@Component({
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selector: 'download-tarball-modal',
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templateUrl: templateUrl,
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styleUrls: [ styleUrl ],
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})
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export class DownloadTarballModalComponent {
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@Input('<') public loadedConfig;
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constructor(@Inject('ApiService') private ApiService) {
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}
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private downloadTarball() {
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const errorDisplay: Function = this.ApiService.errorDisplay(
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'Could not save configuration. Please report this error.'
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);
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// We need to set the response type to 'blob', to ensure it's never encoded as a string
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// (string encoded binary data can be difficult to transform with js)
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// and to make it easier to save (FileSaver expects a blob)
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this.ApiService.scGetConfigTarball(null, null, null, null, 'blob').then(function(resp) {
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FileSaver.saveAs(resp, 'quay-config.tar.gz');
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}, errorDisplay);
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}
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}
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