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Great work on setting up the server and the HTML form! The client-side implementation is excellent. However, I'm requesting a couple of changes to the server-side logic to meet all the requirements.
There are two main issues in src/createServer.js that need to be addressed:
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Incorrect File Extensions: The server is appending the full compression type name to the file (e.g.,
file.txt.gzip). The requirements specify using.gzforgzipand.dflfordeflate. You'll need to map thecompressionTypefrom the form to these specific extensions. -
Buffering File in Memory: The current code collects all data chunks and creates a single buffer, which loads the entire file into memory. This undermines the requirement to use streams for handling large files efficiently. To fix this, you should process the incoming request stream chunk by chunk, piping it through the appropriate
zlibtransform stream and then to the response.
Once these two issues are resolved, your solution will be in great shape. Keep up the good work!
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While this approach works for small files, collecting all chunks in an array and creating a single buffer loads the entire file into memory. This defeats the purpose of using streams for handling potentially large file uploads. A more robust solution would process the incoming request stream (req) chunk by chunk, parsing the multipart/form-data as it arrives.
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The task requirements specify the extensions should be .gz for gzip and .dfl for deflate. Currently, you are appending the full compression type name (.gzip, .deflate). You should map the compressionType to the correct file extension.
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Great work on implementing the streaming parser! That's a major improvement and addresses the most significant feedback from the last review.
This is very close to complete, but one change is needed. The server is currently creating filenames with extensions like .gzip and .deflate. According to the requirements, these should be abbreviated to .gz and .dfl respectively. Please adjust the logic in src/createServer.js to map the compressionType to the correct file extension when setting the Content-Disposition header.
Once that's fixed, your solution will be perfect. Keep up the great work!
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| `attachment; filename=${filename}.${compressionType}`, |
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The Content-Disposition header is using the compressionType variable directly, which results in file extensions like .gzip and .deflate. According to the task requirements, the extensions should be .gz for gzip and .dfl for deflate.
You'll need to map the compressionType value to the correct file extension before constructing the filename.
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