Hey, we found the readme to be a little confusing for the following reasons:
First, we couldn't seem to understand the location of the documents folder that was being referenced. In the end we found that using knownFolders.currentApp() instead of knownFolders.documents() put as at the root of the application structure. At that point we could create a documents folder as a sibling to App_Resources and store our files there and then access them.
Second, in your code sample you create a this.file variable and initialize it but then never use it. This led to a small mixup on our side which we should have caught on our own but it seems strange to include it anyway.
Also we noticed the repo hasn't been maintained for over a year and we were wondering if we could fork the repo and then just make and maintain our own.
Hey, we found the readme to be a little confusing for the following reasons:
First, we couldn't seem to understand the location of the documents folder that was being referenced. In the end we found that using knownFolders.currentApp() instead of knownFolders.documents() put as at the root of the application structure. At that point we could create a documents folder as a sibling to App_Resources and store our files there and then access them.
Second, in your code sample you create a this.file variable and initialize it but then never use it. This led to a small mixup on our side which we should have caught on our own but it seems strange to include it anyway.
Also we noticed the repo hasn't been maintained for over a year and we were wondering if we could fork the repo and then just make and maintain our own.