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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
Added a mime_type parameter to the rx.download() function to allow customization of the MIME type for downloaded data. The implementation sets sensible defaults: text/plain for string data and application/octet-stream for binary data.
Key Changes
- Removed
urllib.parseimport (no longer needed) - Added
mime_typeparameter todownload()function signature - Changed string data encoding from URL encoding to base64 encoding for consistency
- Applied
mime_typeto all three data type branches:str,Var, andbytes
Issues Found
- Critical bug on line 1288: F-string used with
mime_typein aVarcontext won't work correctly ifmime_typeis also aVar- needs to use string concatenation instead - The change from URL encoding to base64 for plain text strings is a behavioral change that could affect existing code expecting URL-encoded data URIs
Confidence Score: 2/5
- This PR has a critical bug that will cause runtime errors when mime_type is a Var
- Score of 2 due to a critical logic error on line 1288 where f-string interpolation won't work correctly with Var types. The mime_type needs to use dynamic string concatenation instead of f-strings. Additionally, the change from URL encoding to base64 for plain text is a breaking behavioral change that wasn't mentioned in the PR description.
- Pay close attention to
reflex/event.pyline 1288 - the f-string usage with mime_type will fail when mime_type is a Var
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| reflex/event.py | 3/5 | Added mime_type parameter to download() function; changed plain text encoding to base64 for all string data; potential issue with Var mime_type interpolation |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Frontend
participant download
participant Browser
User->>download: "Call with data or url and optional mime_type"
alt URL provided
download->>download: "Validate URL starts with slash"
download->>download: "Infer filename from URL if needed"
download->>Frontend: "Return EventSpec with url and filename"
else String data provided
download->>download: "Set mime_type to text/plain if None"
download->>download: "Base64 encode string data"
download->>download: "Create data URI with mime_type and base64"
download->>Frontend: "Return EventSpec with data URI"
else Var data provided
download->>download: "Set mime_type to text/plain if None"
download->>download: "Check if Var is already data URI"
download->>download: "Use cond to handle both cases"
download->>Frontend: "Return EventSpec with conditional data URI"
else bytes data provided
download->>download: "Set mime_type to octet-stream if None"
download->>download: "Base64 encode bytes"
download->>download: "Create data URI with mime_type"
download->>Frontend: "Return EventSpec with data URI"
end
Frontend->>Browser: "Trigger download with URL or data URI"
Browser->>User: "Download file with specified filename"
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This still doesn't fix my problem when the |
based on #5954