React Native

Bunny Sign URL and then Download using Signed URL

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Shows how to sign a URL for BunnyCDN Token Authentication and then use it to download. React Native

import { CkDateTime, Http, StringBuilder, Url } from '@chilkat/react-native'

async function chilkatExample() {
  // This example assumes the Chilkat API to have been previously unlocked.
  // See Global Unlock Sample for sample code.

  const mySecurityKey = 'e7ea8d73-8fa0-44ef-a2cc-91526f7df5ed';

  const url = 'https://test.b-cdn.net/sample-pdf-with-images.pdf';

  // Extract the URL components.
  const urlObj = new Url();
  urlObj.parseUrl(url);

  let urlScheme = 'https';
  if (!urlObj.ssl) {
    urlScheme = 'http';
  }

  const urlHost = urlObj.host;
  const urlPath = urlObj.path;

  // Calculate an expiration time 1 hour from the current date/time.
  const expTime = new CkDateTime();
  expTime.setFromCurrentSystemTime();
  expTime.addSeconds(3600);
  const expires = expTime.getAsUnixTimeStr(false);

  console.log(`Expires = ${expires}`);

  // Create the string to hash
  const sbToHash = new StringBuilder();
  sbToHash.append(mySecurityKey);
  sbToHash.append(urlPath);
  sbToHash.append(expires);

  // Base64Url encoding is the same as base64, except "-" is used instead of "+",
  // "_" is used instead of "/", and no "=" padding is added.
  const token = sbToHash.getHash('sha256', 'base64Url', 'utf-8');

  const sbSignedUrl = new StringBuilder();
  sbSignedUrl.append(urlScheme);
  sbSignedUrl.append('://');
  sbSignedUrl.append(urlHost);
  sbSignedUrl.append(urlPath);
  sbSignedUrl.append('?token=');
  sbSignedUrl.append(token);
  sbSignedUrl.append('&expires=');
  sbSignedUrl.append(expires);

  const signedUrl = sbSignedUrl.getAsString();
  console.log(`Signed URL: ${signedUrl}`);

  // Use the signed URL to download the file.
  const http = new Http();
  try {
    await http.downloadAsync(signedUrl, 'c:/aaworkarea/sample.pdf');
    console.log('Success.');
  } catch {
    console.log(http.lastErrorText);
  }
}