automaton-core.adapters.files — org.clojars.hephaistox/automaton-core 1.1.1-la

Tools to manipulate local files Is a proxy to babashka.fs tools

absolutize clj

(absolutize relative-path)

Transform a file or dir name in an absolute path

add-suffix clj

(add-suffix filename suffix)

Add a suffix of the filename before the extension

change-extension clj

(change-extension file-name new-extension)

Change the extension

compare-paths clj

(compare-paths path1 path2)

Are the paths pointing to the same directory? Params:

• path1
• path2

copy-files-or-dir clj

(copy-files-or-dir files target-dir)

Copy the files, even if they are directories to the target

• files is a sequence of file or directory name, in absolute or relative form
• target-dir is where files are copied to

create-dir-path clj

(create-dir-path & dirs)

Creates a path with the list of parameters. Removes the empty strings, add needed separators, including the trailing ones

create-dirs clj

(create-dirs dir)

Create a directory

create-file-path clj

(create-file-path & dirs)

Creates a path with the list of parameters. Removes the empty strings, add needed separators

create-temp-dir clj

(create-temp-dir & sub-dirs)

Creates a temporary directory managed by the system Params:

• sub-dirs is an optional list of strings, each one is a sub directory Returns the string of the directory path

delete-files clj

(delete-files file-list)

Deletes the files which are given in the list. They could be regular files or directory, when so the whole subtreee will be removed

delete-files-starting-with clj

(delete-files-starting-with files-map starting-regexp)

Remove all files matching:

• files-map where the files are searched
• starting-regexp is a regular expression matching the first line of the file

directory-exists? clj

(directory-exists? directory-path)

Check directory existance

directory-separator clj

Symbol to separate directories. Is usually / on linux based OS And \ on windows based ones

empty-path? clj

(empty-path? dir)

Is the directory empty Params:

• dir the directory to search in

ensure-directory-exists clj

(ensure-directory-exists dir)

If directory doesn't exist, create it. Params:

• dir directory to check

extract-path clj

(extract-path filename)

Extract if the filename is a file, return the path that contains it, otherwise return the path itself

file-in-same-dir clj

(file-in-same-dir source-file relative-name)

Use the relative-name to create in file in the same directory than source-file

file-ized clj

(file-ized namespace)

Transform a name, like a namespace name or application name, in a directory compatible names

file-name clj

(file-name path)

Return the file name without the path

file-prefix clj

(file-prefix path)

Adds file: as a prefix to the string. Usefull when java io resource type of path is needed

filter-existing-dir clj

(filter-existing-dir dirs)

Filter only existing dirs Params:

• dirs sequence of string of directories

for-each clj

(for-each dir fn-each)

Apply fn-each on each files in a directory

hidden? clj

(hidden? path)

Return true if the path is hidden

is-existing-dir? clj

(is-existing-dir? path)

Check if this the path exist and is a directory

is-existing-file? clj

(is-existing-file? path)

Check if this the path exist and is not a directory

list-subdir clj

(list-subdir root)

List subdirectories

modified-since clj

(modified-since anchor file-set)

Return true if anchor is older than one of the file in file-set

read-file clj

(read-file target-filename)

Read the file target-filename

relativize clj

(relativize path root-dir)

Turn the path into a relative directory starting from root-dir

remove-file clj

(remove-file filename)

Remove the file filename

remove-trailing-separator clj

(remove-trailing-separator path)

If exists, remove the trailing separator in a path, remove unwanted spaces either

rename-dir clj

(rename-dir src dst)

Rename a dir

rename-file clj

(rename-file src dst)

Rename a file src to destination file dst

rename-recursively clj

(rename-recursively target-dir file-filter pattern pattern-replacement)

Search recursively all sub-dirs to be renamed from template-app in the target-dir directory

• target-dir is the root directory of the searched files
• file-filter filter for files, according to syntax in crate regexp.
• pattern is to find content in the namespace, for instance, as seen in java pattern, e.g. #"foo(.*)bar"
• pattern-replacement is what to replace, according to the replace specification. e.g. "foo_$1_bar"

search-files clj

(search-files root pattern)

(search-files root pattern options)

Search files.

• root is where the root directory of the search-files
• pattern is a regular expression as described in java doc
• options (Optional, default = {}) are boolean value for :hidden, :recursive and :follow-lins. See babashka fs for details. For instance:
• (files/search-files "" "**{.clj,.cljs,.cljc,.edn}") search all clj files in pwd directory

write-file clj

(write-file filename content)

Spit the file, the directory where to store the file is created if necessary

• filename is the name of the file to write, could be absolute or relative
• content is the content to store there