Class FileSystemItemAccessor

java.lang.Object
ch.nolix.base.environment.filesystem.FileSystemItemAccessor
Direct Known Subclasses:
FileAccessor, FolderAccessor
public class FileSystemItemAccessor extends Object
A file system item accessor can access a given file system item. A file system item is a file or a folder.
Author:
Silvan Wyss

  • Method Details

    • withPath

      public static FileSystemItemAccessor withPath(String path)
      Parameters:
      path -
      Returns:
      a new FileSystemItemAccessorfor the file system item with the given path
      Throws:
      RuntimeException - if there does not exist a file system item with the given path in the file system on the local machine.

    • getExtension

      public final String getExtension()
      Returns:
      the extension of the name of the file system item of the current FileSystemItemAccessor.

    • getName

      public final String getName()
      Returns:
      the name of the file system item of the current FileSystemItemAccessor.

    • getParentFolderAccessor

      public final FolderAccessor getParentFolderAccessor()
      Returns:
      a new folder accessor to the parent folder of the file system item of this file system item accessor.

    • getPath

      public final String getPath()
      Returns:
      the path of the file system item of this file system item accessor.

    • hasExtension

      public final boolean hasExtension(String extension)
      Parameters:
      extension -
      Returns:
      true if the file system item of the current FileSystemItemAccessor has the given extension, false otherwise

    • getSizeInBytes

      public long getSizeInBytes()
      Returns:
      the size of the file system item of this file system item accessor in bytes.

    • isFile

      public final boolean isFile()
      Returns:
      true if the file system item is a file in the file system on the local machine, false otherwise

    • isFolder

      public final boolean isFolder()
      Returns:
      true if this path is a folder in the file system on the local machine, false otherwise