Struct Storage 

pub struct Storage<'a> { /* private fields */ }

Storage descriptor of some MTP device, note that updating the storage and keeping a old copy of this struct is impossible.

Implementations

impl<'a> Storage<'a>

pub fn id(&self) -> u32

Retrieves the id of this storage.

pub fn device(&self) -> &MtpDevice

Returns the MtpDevice that owns this storage

pub fn storage_type(&self) -> StorageType

Returns the storage type

pub fn filesystem_type(&self) -> FilesystemType

Returns the file system type

pub fn access_capability(&self) -> AccessCapability

Returns the access capability

pub fn maximum_capacity(&self) -> u64

Returns the maximum capacity

pub fn free_space_in_bytes(&self) -> u64

Returns the free space in bytes

pub fn free_space_in_objects(&self) -> u64

Returns the free space in objects

pub fn description(&self) -> Option<&str>

Returns the storage description

pub fn volume_identifier(&self) -> Option<&str>

Returns the volume identifier

pub fn format_storage(&self) -> Result<()>

Formats this storage (if its device supports the operation).

WARNING: This WILL DELETE ALL DATA from the device, make sure you’ve got confirmation from the user before calling this function.

pub fn files_and_folders(&self, parent: Parent) -> Vec<File<'a>>

Retrieves the contents of a certain folder (parent) in this storage, the result contains both files and folders, note that this request will always perform I/O with the device.

pub fn folder_list(&self) -> Option<Folder<'a>>

Optionally returns a Folder, with this struct you can build a tree structure (see Folder for more info)

pub fn create_folder<'b>( &self, name: &'b str, parent: Parent, ) -> Result<(u32, Cow<'b, str>)>

Tries to create a new folder in this storage for the relevant MtpDevice, returns the id of the new folder and its name, note that the name may be different due to device file system restrictions.

pub fn get_file_to_path( &self, file: impl AsObjectId, path: impl AsRef<Path>, ) -> Result<()>

Retrieves a file from the device storage to a local file identified by a filename. Note that get_file_to_path on Storage and StoragePool are semantically the same because objects have unique ids across all the device.

pub fn get_file_to_path_with_callback<C>( &self, file: impl AsObjectId, path: impl AsRef<Path>, callback: C, ) -> Result<()>

where C: FnMut(u64, u64) -> CallbackReturn,

Retrieves a file from the device storage to a local file identified by a filename. Note that get_file_to_path on Storage and StoragePool are semantically the same because objects have unique ids across all the device.

The callback parameter is a progress function with the following signature (sent_bytes: u64, total_bytes: u64) -> CallbackReturn, this way you can check the progress and if you want to cancel operation you just return CallbackReturn::Cancel.

pub fn get_file_to_descriptor( &self, file: impl AsObjectId, descriptor: impl AsRawFd, ) -> Result<()>

Retrieves a file from the device storage to a local file identified by a descriptor. Note that get_file_to_descriptor on Storage and StoragePool are semantically the same because objects have unique ids across all the device.

pub fn get_file_to_descriptor_with_callback<C>( &self, file: impl AsObjectId, descriptor: impl AsRawFd, callback: C, ) -> Result<()>

where C: FnMut(u64, u64) -> CallbackReturn,

Retrieves a file from the device storage to a local file identified by a descriptor. Note that get_file_to_descriptor on Storage and StoragePool are semantically the same because objects have unique ids across all the device.

The callback parameter is a progress function with the following signature (sent_bytes: u64, total_bytes: u64) -> CallbackReturn, this way you can check the progress and if you want to cancel operation you just return CallbackReturn::Cancel.

pub fn get_file_to_handler<H>( &self, file: impl AsObjectId, handler: H, ) -> Result<()>

where H: FnMut(&[u8]) -> HandlerReturn,

Retrieves a file from the device storage and calls handler with chunks of data. Note that get_file_to_descriptor on Storage and StoragePool are semantically the same because objects have unique ids across all the device.

The handler parameter is a function that receives the chunks of data with the following signature (data: &[u8]) -> HandlerReturn, you should return HandlerReturn::Ok(readed_bytes) if there weren’t errors with the amount of bytes you read from data.

pub fn get_file_to_handler_with_callback<H, C>( &self, file: impl AsObjectId, handler: H, callback: C, ) -> Result<()>

where H: FnMut(&[u8]) -> HandlerReturn, C: FnMut(u64, u64) -> CallbackReturn,

Retrieves a file from the device storage and calls handler with chunks of data. Note that get_file_to_descriptor on Storage and StoragePool are semantically the same because objects have unique ids across all the device.

The handler parameter is a function that receives the chunks of data with the following signature (data: &[u8]) -> HandlerReturn, you should return HandlerReturn::Ok(readed_bytes) if there weren’t errors with the amount of bytes you read from data.

The callback parameter is a progress function with the following signature (sent_bytes: u64, total_bytes: u64) -> CallbackReturn, this way you can check the progress and if you want to cancel operation you just return CallbackReturn::Cancel.

pub fn send_file_from_path<C>( &self, path: impl AsRef<Path>, parent: Parent, metadata: FileMetadata<'_>, ) -> Result<File<'a>>

where C: FnMut(u64, u64) -> CallbackReturn,

Sends a local file to the MTP device who this storage belongs to.

pub fn send_file_from_path_with_callback<C>( &self, path: impl AsRef<Path>, parent: Parent, metadata: FileMetadata<'_>, callback: C, ) -> Result<File<'a>>

where C: FnMut(u64, u64) -> CallbackReturn,

Sends a local file to the MTP device who this storage belongs to.

The callback parameter is a progress function with the following signature (sent_bytes: u64, total_bytes: u64) -> CallbackReturn, this way you can check the progress and if you want to cancel operation you just return CallbackReturn::Cancel.

pub fn send_file_from_descriptor( &self, descriptor: impl AsRawFd, parent: Parent, metadata: FileMetadata<'_>, ) -> Result<File<'a>>

Sends a local file via descriptor to the MTP device who this storage belongs to.

pub fn send_file_from_descriptor_with_callback<C>( &self, descriptor: impl AsRawFd, parent: Parent, metadata: FileMetadata<'_>, callback: C, ) -> Result<File<'a>>

where C: FnMut(u64, u64) -> CallbackReturn,

Sends a local file via descriptor to the MTP device who this storage belongs to.

The callback parameter is a progress function with the following signature (sent_bytes: u64, total_bytes: u64) -> CallbackReturn, this way you can check the progress and if you want to cancel operation you just return CallbackReturn::Cancel.

pub fn send_file_from_handler<H>( &self, handler: H, parent: Parent, metadata: FileMetadata<'_>, ) -> Result<File<'a>>

where H: FnMut(&mut [u8]) -> HandlerReturn,

Sends a bunch of data to the MTP device who this storage belongs to.

The handler parameter is a function that gives you a chunk to write data with the following signature (data: &mut [u8]) -> HandlerReturn, you should return HandlerReturn::Ok(written_bytes) if there weren’t errors with the amount of bytes you wrote to data.

pub fn send_file_from_handler_with_callback<H, C>( &self, handler: H, parent: Parent, metadata: FileMetadata<'_>, callback: C, ) -> Result<File<'a>>

where H: FnMut(&mut [u8]) -> HandlerReturn, C: FnMut(u64, u64) -> CallbackReturn,

Sends a bunch of data to the MTP device who this storage belongs to.

The handler parameter is a function that gives you a chunk to write data with the following signature (data: &mut [u8]) -> HandlerReturn, you should return HandlerReturn::Ok(written_bytes) if there weren’t errors with the amount of bytes you wrote to data.

The callback parameter is a progress function with the following signature (sent_bytes: u64, total_bytes: u64) -> CallbackReturn, this way you can check the progress and if you want to cancel operation you just return CallbackReturn::Cancel.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for Storage<'_>

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.