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Description:

We need to integrate the API for the Download Page and Compressed Page, ensuring that the following functionalities are implemented:

1. Download Page:

   • Description: The page where users can download the compressed files after successful compression.
   • Functionality: Enable users to download the compressed files directly from the API response.

2. Compressed Page:

   • Description: The page where users can see their compressed files, along with additional metadata (like file size, status, etc.).
   • Functionality: Display the list of compressed files with their download links and related information.

Task Breakdown:

1. Download Page API Integration:

• Download Compressed Files:

  • Implement the API call to fetch the compressed file for download.
  • Ensure the appropriate file is returned upon request.
  • Handle the download flow properly (e.g., saving the file locally or presenting a download link).

• File Status:

  • Retrieve the status of the compression process (success/failure) from the API.
  • Display appropriate messages on the download page based on the status.

• Error Handling:

  • Display error messages if the download fails or if the file is not available for download.

2. Compressed Page API Integration:

• Display Compressed Files:

  • Fetch the list of compressed files from the server.
  • Ensure each file’s metadata (name, size, compression status, download link) is displayed on the page.

• API Call for File List:

  • Call the API endpoint to get the list of compressed files once the compression process is complete.
  • Display the compressed file details, allowing users to preview and download them.

• File Metadata:

  • Show relevant file information such as original size, compressed size, and compression status.
  • Ensure correct formatting and display for each file (e.g., size in KB/MB).

3. UI and UX Requirements:

• Download Button:

  • Implement a download button that allows users to download compressed files directly.

• Progress Indicator:

  • On the Compressed Page, ensure that a progress indicator is shown while files are being downloaded or processed.

• File Previews:

  • Show file thumbnails or previews, where applicable (for images or PDFs).

• Error and Success Messages:

  • Display proper success and failure messages when users attempt to download or view the compressed files.

4. Error Handling:

• Handle API errors during file fetching or downloading.
• Ensure proper handling of network errors, such as timeouts or file not found errors.

Acceptance Criteria:

• The Download Page should correctly allow the user to download compressed files.
• The Compressed Page should show a list of compressed files with the appropriate metadata.
• API errors (e.g., file not available) should be displayed to the user in a friendly manner.