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as-tmp clj

(as-tmp filename)

available-port clj

(available-port)

available-port? clj

(available-port? n)

delete-file clj

(delete-file file)

deletes file recursively

delete-file-parent clj

(delete-file-parent file)

calls delete-file on parent of file

existing-file clj

(existing-file s)

returns a file object based on path s. returns nil if file doesn't exist

file clj

(file s)

file-list clj

(file-list file)

returns a vector of files found in file (a folder)

file-move clj

(file-move input-file output-file)

file-move-tmp clj

(file-move-tmp input-file)

files-partial-match clj

(files-partial-match files filename)

given a vector of files, returns a vector of files whos names match filename

filter-interfaces clj

(filter-interfaces s)

get-local-interfaces clj

(get-local-interfaces)

host-port-listening? clj

(host-port-listening? ip n)

returns true if a host at ip is listing on port n

ipv4-from-interface clj

(ipv4-from-interface interface)

local-ip clj

(local-ip)

parent clj

(parent file)

return parent of file

read-stream clj

(read-stream is)

resource-as-file clj

(resource-as-file resource)

returns a temp file containing resource

resource-as-folder-child clj

(resource-as-folder-child resource)

returns a file (in a tmp folder) with the same name as resource

smart-delete clj

(smart-delete file)

calls delete-file on parent of file if it matches ^komcrad-utils

stream-as-atom clj

(stream-as-atom is)

tempify clj

(tempify filename)

returns a file object inside a tmp folder. retains original name of file

tmp-file clj

(tmp-file)

returns a tmp file File object

tmp-folder clj

(tmp-folder)

returns a tmp folder File object

touch-tmp clj

(touch-tmp name)

creates a file named name in a tmp dir

wait-file clj

(wait-file s)

(wait-file s timeout)

waits for a file described by path s. returns file or nil

with-streams-as-atoms clj macro

(with-streams-as-atoms bindings & body)

with-tf clj macro

(with-tf [file] & body)

binds the given symbol to a tmpfile, executes body with access to the tmpfile and insures the file gets deleted Example: (with-tf [my-file] (spit my-file "hello") (slurp my-file))

with-tmp-file clj macro

(with-tmp-file file & body)

executes body and insures the file is deleted

with-tmp-files clj macro

(with-tmp-files files & body)

executes body and insures the files are deleted

with-tmp-folder-children clj macro

(with-tmp-folder-children files & body)

executes body and insures the files are deleted along with their parents

with-tmps clj macro

(with-tmps bindings & body)

Executes body and insures the files are deleted. Syntax similar to let: (with-tmps [file1 (tmp-file) file2 (resource-as-file "resource")] (println file1 file2))

zero-fill clj

(zero-fill file n)

adds n bytes to file