@nextcloud/files 3.0.0-beta.26 → 3.0.0-beta.27

package/dist/fileAction.d.ts

@@ -52,6 +52,11 @@ interface FileActionData {
     execBatch?: (files: Node[], view: View, dir: string) => Promise<(boolean | null)[]>;
     /** This action order in the list */
     order?: number;
+    /**
+     * This action's parent id in the list.
+     * If none found, will be displayed as a top-level action.
+     */
+    parent?: string;
     /**
      * Make this action the default.
      * If multiple actions are default, the first one
@@ -83,6 +88,7 @@ export declare class FileAction {
     get exec(): (file: Node, view: View, dir: string) => Promise<boolean | null>;
     get execBatch(): ((files: Node[], view: View, dir: string) => Promise<(boolean | null)[]>) | undefined;
     get order(): number | undefined;
+    get parent(): string | undefined;
     get default(): DefaultType | undefined;
     get inline(): ((file: Node, view: View) => boolean) | undefined;
     get renderInline(): ((file: Node, view: View) => Promise<HTMLElement | null>) | undefined;

package/dist/humanfilesize.d.ts

@@ -23,11 +23,15 @@
 /**
  * Format a file size in a human-like format. e.g. 42GB
  *
+ * The default for Nextcloud is like Windows using binary sizes but showing decimal units,
+ * meaning 1024 bytes will show as 1KB instead of 1KiB or like on Apple 1.02 KB
+ *
  * @param size in bytes
  * @param skipSmallSizes avoid rendering tiny sizes and return '< 1 KB' instead
- * @param binaryPrefixes True if size base 2 (and binary prefixes like `KiB`) should be used
+ * @param binaryPrefixes True if size binary prefixes like `KiB` should be used as per IEC 80000-13
+ * @param base1000 Set to true to use base 1000 as per SI or used by Apple (default is base 1024 like Linux or Windows)
  */
-export declare function formatFileSize(size: number | string, skipSmallSizes?: boolean, binaryPrefixes?: boolean): string;
+export declare function formatFileSize(size: number | string, skipSmallSizes?: boolean, binaryPrefixes?: boolean, base1000?: boolean): string;
 /**
  * Returns a file size in bytes from a humanly readable string
  * Note: `b` and `B` are both parsed as bytes and not as bit or byte.