angularjs - ngCordova plugin zip deosn't works with Android -

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i spent entire day trying resolve problem. file downloaded , stored in device memory, unziped.

// url of file download   var url = "http://exapmle/someurl";    // file names   var file = "aaa.zip";    $scope.contenutodownload = function () {           // save location     var targetpath = cordova.file.datadirectory  + file;      // use cordovafiletransfer store file in device storage     $cordovafiletransfer.download(url + file, targetpath, {}, true).then(function (result) {          console.log('file downloaded. ' + json.stringify(result));          $cordovazip           .unzip(             result.nativeurl,             cordova.file.datadirectory            ).then(function () {              console.log('cordovazip success');             //delete zip file             if(cordova.platformid == 'ios') {               $cordovafile.removefile(cordova.file.tempdirectory,file);             } else {               $cordovafile.removefile(cordova.file.cachedirectory,file);             }            }, function () {              console.log('cordovazip error');            }, function (progressevent) {              console.log(progressevent);              }           );        },  function (error) {          console.log('error cordovafiletransfer');        },  function (progress) {          $timeout(function () {           $scope.downloadprogress = ((progress.loaded / progress.total) * 100) + '%';        });      });    };

result 'cordovazip error', if try pass argument function (the error's one) no object returned.

looks paths incorrect

    $cordovazip       .unzip(         result.nativeurl,         cordova.file.datadirectory        ).then(function () {

should or be

    $cordovazip       .unzip(         targetpath,         cordova.file.datadirectory        ).then(function () {

not sure nativeurl gives console of these out see matches - thought nativeurl method nativeurl()


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