Hello! I have recently been having a lot of trouble renaming my file to end with '.csv'. I have to download four different files, then rename each. I am automating a google docs like app which demands that my files end with 'csv'. However when I use suggestedFilename(), it names all of the downloads the same name which ends up getting the files confused even when they are saved to different variables. I tried using an object literal to run something like:
const filePath4 = 4${download4.suggestedFilename()}
This doesn't work either and it keeps giving me the error that this path doesnt exist. Does anyone know how I could rename each a unique name that also ends with 'csv'? Thanks for any help.
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You can use the saveAs
method from Playwright's Download
class to rename each downloaded file with a unique name ending in '.csv'. Here's how:
First, start waiting for the download event before clicking the download button.
const downloadPromise = page.waitForEvent('download');
await page.getByText('Download file').click();
Once the download event is triggered, get a reference to the Download
object.
const download = await downloadPromise;
Next, generate a unique name for the downloaded file. Let's assume you have a function generateUniqueName()
for this purpose.
const uniqueName = generateUniqueName() + '.csv';
Then, specify the path where the download should be saved.
const savePath = 'https://ray.run/path/to/save/download/' + uniqueName;
Finally, save the downloaded file with the specified path and name.
await download.saveAs(savePath);
And that's it! You've successfully renamed a downloaded file with a unique name ending in '.csv' using Playwright. Remember to always refer to the official Playwright documentation for more detailed information.
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