fix: file support for electron renderer #12
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| // Marking export as a DOM File object instead of custom class. | ||
| /** @type {typeof globalThis.File} */ | ||
| const File = WebFile | ||
| const File = typeof XMLHttpRequest === 'function' ? globalThis.File : WebFile |
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Why not this ?
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| const File = typeof XMLHttpRequest === 'function' ? globalThis.File : WebFile | |
| const File = typeof globalThis.File === 'function' ? globalThis.File : WebFile |
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Previous PR to fix browser export was not enough. File in electron renderer does not use the browser export and uses Node.js, causing ipfs/js-ipfs#3750 CI job in electron renderer to fail.
I think this is the cleanest solution, I moved the File implementation to a new fail, and add a fallback in Node.js.
The Blob implementation has the same issue (does not affect my other PR), if you like this solution I can fix Blob in a next PR