how do you download using this?

[NullVoxPopuli]

the examples only show upload

[cowboyd]

Every request has an upload and download. I only showed uploads because usually that's higher latency, but you would construct a download in exactly the same way. You're right. The docs should be clearer about this.

[NullVoxPopuli]

does a download still use PUT?

Is there a way to handle errors? (like 401?)

[cowboyd]

It uses post by default, but will use whatever verb you bind to the method param. E.g. method="PUT"

All of the properties of the object are available. Including status (I think) the reader has all the properties available in each state.

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does a download still use PUT?

Is there a way to handle errors? (like 401?)

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[NullVoxPopuli]

So, I could set the method to GET for downloading. cool.

For errors, do I need to put an observer on the status property? or...? how does that work?

Like, ideally, I'd like to do something like this:

downloadFile().then(success => {}, error => {
  this.flashMessages.alert('whatever the error');
});

[cowboyd]

Right now, this library is geared towards requests that you need to track in your templates, which for us, and as the ticket indicates, is primarily geared towards uploads. We should however add actions for all of the major XHR events.