Simplify calculating hash from file with chunked-file-reader #49
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The chunked-file-reader comes with the functionality of reading a file in chunks, so we can simplify the file example a lot by offloading this logic to that package. I think this will make it much more approachable for people wanting to reuse that code. The chunked-file-reader package uses `readAsArrayBuffer()`, and we cannot use it for tests that use `readAsBinaryString()`. Also, chunked-file-reader always uses `File.prototype.slice`, but I think that's ok now, since `blob.mozSlice()` is only needed for Firefox 12 and earlier, though I don't on which version did Safari start supporting `File.prototype.slice` (I tested that it works on Safari 11 which is the current latest version).
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The chunked-file-reader comes with the functionality of reading a file in chunks, so we can simplify the file example a lot by offloading this logic to that package. I think this will make it much more approachable for people wanting to reuse that code.
The chunked-file-reader package uses
readAsArrayBuffer(), and we cannot use it for tests that usereadAsBinaryString().Also, chunked-file-reader always uses
File.prototype.slice, but I think that's ok now, sinceblob.mozSlice()is only needed for Firefox 12 and earlier, though I don't on which version did Safari start supportingFile.prototype.slice(I tested that it works on Safari 11 which is the current latest version).Closes #48