non-english characters file name become gibberish when using .getEntries()

[chaintng]

I have this zip file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v6s5iOkfFEzKRH-yeyS0qqMYL7fxHOYs/view?usp=share_link

It contain html and png files as following
(Those are Thai language characters)

 ✘  ~/Downloads/only-cookings  find . -print | sed -e 's;[^/]*/;|____;g;s;____|; |;g'

.
|____.DS_Store
|____Cooking 0462adc408af4ec7b9c1fadda6bca3e7
| |____.DS_Store
| |____ดำรงค์เจริญค้ากุ้ง กุ้ง กุ้งสด shrimp prawn ea607ec550fb4ad38e3eacee435b25ff
| | |____0731E892-0D33-4164-B702-660C1BD933CF.png
| |____ดำรงค์เจริญค้ากุ้ง กุ้ง กุ้งสด shrimp prawn ea607ec550fb4ad38e3eacee435b25ff.html

However, when using zip.getEntries() to this file,
I got gibberish

only-cookings/Cooking 0462adc408af4ec7b9c1fadda6bca3e7/ดำรงค์เจริญค้ากุ้ง กุ้ง กุ้งสด shrimp prawn ea607ec550fb4ad38e3eacee435b25ff.html

I'm not sure what cause this

[0f-0b]

The filenames in the archive are encoded in UTF-8, but the language encoding flag that indicates such isn't set, so zip.js instead tries to decode the filenames as if they are encoded in CP437, resulting in gibberish. This problem was discussed in detail in #131.

The easiest way to fix this is to set the filenameEncoding option to "utf-8" (table of all supported values). This tells zip.js to decode the filenames as UTF-8 even in the absence of the language encoding flag. For more control over how the filenames are decoded, you can use the decodeText option or read the rawFilename property.

[chaintng]

Thank you for explanation.
Turn out, it seem to be a problem only the zip file that zip via cli in MacOS

I used this cli

zip -r test.zip ./*

I redownload zip filed from Notion, and this time, make zip file untouched (earlier, I expanded and zip it again on my machine)

It's no longer have the issue.

I think for some reason, MacOS encoded the file name in unexpected ways

Anyway, thanks for workaround 🙏