qfile 0.1.5

The crate for working with files without taking into account the case of the path. Automatic detection, create a path with a new file or open an existing file
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The crate for working with files without taking into account the case of the path. Automatic detection, create a path with a new file or open an existing file.

Usage

Add this to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
qfile="0.1.5"

Example

use qfile::{file_read, file_write, Flag};
fn main() {
   file_write(
       "./Folder1/NewFolder1/file_new.txt",
       "TEXT TEXT TEXT",
       Flag::Auto,
   )
   .unwrap();
   println!("{}",file_read("./Folder1/NewFolder1/file_new.txt").unwrap());
}

Paths syntax

  • Windows

".\\folder\\\folder\\file.txt"

  • linux

"./folder/folder/file.txt"

  • macos (doesn't work with files with '/', "x/y/z.txt" in the name on macos)

"./folder/folder/file.txt"

Flag mode

New mode

Creates a new path with file. Writes new data to an empty file

Example

```
  let path = "./Folder1/NewFolder1/file_new.txt";
  
  assert_eq!(file_write(path, "ok", Flag::New).unwrap(), file_read(path).unwrap());
```

Auto mode

  • If the path exists, regardless of the case, we work with the file (Flag::Old)

The path we specified: "./Folder1/folDER2/file.TXT"
real path : "./Folder1/Folder2/file.txt"
Result : "./Folder1/Folder2/file.txt"

  • If the file/path is not found, creates a new path with the file (if initial path exists) (Flag::New)

The path we specified: "./Folder1/newFolder/file.TXT"
real path : "./Folder1/newFolder/file.txt"
Result : "./Folder1/newFolder/file.txt"

but if the initial path is case different, then a new path with the file is created (Flag::New)

The path we specified: "./folder1/newFolder/file.TXT"
real path : "./folder1/newFolder/file.txt"
Result : "./folder1/newFolder/file.txt"

Example

  let path = "./Folder1/not_existing_folder/file_new.txt";
  
  assert_eq!(file_write(path, "ok", Flag::Auto).unwrap(), file_read(path).unwrap());

Old mode

Finds an already existing file. Appends new data to an existing file

Example

 ```
   let path = "./Folder1/NewFolder1/file_new.txt";
   
   assert_eq!(file_write(path, "ok", Flag::Old).unwrap(), file_read(path).unwrap());
 ```

License

MIT