jj.majavat.content-resolver
ContentResolvercljprotocol
Protocol for content resolution and access operations.
Provides a uniform interface for resolving paths and accessing content from various sources (filesystem, classpath, URLs, etc.). Implementations should handle path normalization and provide consistent behavior across different content sources.
Protocol for content resolution and access operations. Provides a uniform interface for resolving paths and accessing content from various sources (filesystem, classpath, URLs, etc.). Implementations should handle path normalization and provide consistent behavior across different content sources.
content-exists?clj
(content-exists? this content-path)Check if a resource exists at the specified path.
Args: content-path
Returns: true if the resource exists and is accessible, false otherwise.
Check if a resource exists at the specified path. Args: content-path Returns: true if the resource exists and is accessible, false otherwise.
read-contentclj
(read-content this content-path)Read the contents of a resource at the specified path.
Args: content-path - The path to the content resource (string)
Returns: The content as a string if the resource exists, nil if the resource doesn't exist or cannot be read.
Read the contents of a resource at the specified path. Args: content-path - The path to the content resource (string) Returns: The content as a string if the resource exists, nil if the resource doesn't exist or cannot be read.
resolve-pathclj
(resolve-path this base-path relative-path)Resolve a relative path against a base path.
Args: base-path - The base path to resolve against (string) relative-path - The relative path to resolve (string)
Returns: A resolved absolute path (string) that can be used with other ContentResolver methods.
Example: (resolve-path resolver "/base/path" "../file.txt") ;; => "/base/file.txt"
Resolve a relative path against a base path. Args: base-path - The base path to resolve against (string) relative-path - The relative path to resolve (string) Returns: A resolved absolute path (string) that can be used with other ContentResolver methods. Example: (resolve-path resolver "/base/path" "../file.txt") ;; => "/base/file.txt"
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