Interface ManagedDirectory

All Superinterfaces:

DirectoryBuilder, PathRoot

public interface ManagedDirectory
extends DirectoryBuilder, PathRoot

Base interface for a managed directory, including the interfaces for creating fluent-style builders.

Since:

0.0.1

Author:

Ashley Scopes

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
default ManagedDirectory	also()	Method that returns the object it is called upon to enable creating fluent-language builders.
default ManagedDirectory	and()	Method that returns the object it is called upon to enable creating fluent-language builders.
void	close()	Close the resource.
default DirectoryBuilder	createDirectory(String... fragments)	Create a directory builder for the given path in this RAM file system.
DirectoryBuilder	createDirectory(List<String> fragments)	Create a directory builder for the given path in this RAM file system.
default FileBuilder	createFile(String... fragments)	Create a file builder for the given path in this RAM file system.
FileBuilder	createFile(List<String> fragments)	Create a file builder for the given path in this RAM file system.
String	getName()	Get the identifying name of the temporary file system.
default ManagedDirectory	then()	Method that returns the object it is called upon to enable creating fluent-language builders.

Methods inherited from interface DirectoryBuilder

copyContentsFrom, copyContentsFrom, copyContentsFrom, copyContentsFrom, thatIsEmpty

Methods inherited from interface PathRoot

asJar, equals, getParent, getPath, getUri, getUrl, hashCode

Method Details

also

default ManagedDirectory also()

Method that returns the object it is called upon to enable creating fluent-language builders.

For example:

  thisDirectory
      .createFile("foo", "bar", "baz.txt").withContents(...)
      .and().also()
      .createFile("foo", "bar", "bork.txt").withContents(...);

Returns:

this object.

See Also:

• and()
• then()

and

default ManagedDirectory and()

Method that returns the object it is called upon to enable creating fluent-language builders.

For example:

  thisDirectory
      .createFile("foo", "bar", "baz.txt").withContents(...)
      .and()
      .createFile("foo", "bar", "bork.txt").withContents(...);

Returns:

this object.

See Also:

• also()
• then()

close

void close()
    throws IOException

Close the resource.

This specifically is not provided by implementing Closeable as to prevent IDEs giving false linting errors about not closing resources.

Users should not need to call this directly if they are using instances produced from a Workspace implementation.

Throws:

IOException - if an IO exception occurs.

createDirectory

default DirectoryBuilder createDirectory(String... fragments)

Create a directory builder for the given path in this RAM file system.

Examples:

  // Using platform-specific separators.
  dir.createDirectory("foo/bar/baz")...;

  // Letting JCT infer the correct path separators to use (recommended).
  dir.createDirectory("foo", "bar", "baz")...;

Parameters:

fragments - the parts of the path.

Returns:

the directory builder.

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - if no path fragments are provided.

NullPointerException - if any of the path fragments are null.

createDirectory

DirectoryBuilder createDirectory(List<String> fragments)

Create a directory builder for the given path in this RAM file system.

Examples:

  // Using platform-specific separators.
  dir.createDirectory(List.of("foo/bar/baz"))...;

  // Letting JCT infer the correct path separators to use (recommended).
  dir.createDirectory(List.of("foo", "bar", "baz"))...;

Parameters:

fragments - the parts of the path.

Returns:

the directory builder.

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - if no path fragments are provided.

NullPointerException - if any of the path fragments are null.

Since:

4.0.0

createFile

default FileBuilder createFile(String... fragments)

Create a file builder for the given path in this RAM file system.

  // Using platform-specific separators.
  dir.createFile("foo/bar/baz.txt")...;

  // Letting JCT infer the correct path separators to use (recommended).
  dir.createFile("foo", "bar", "baz.txt")...;

Parameters:

fragments - the parts of the path.

Returns:

the file builder.

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - if no path fragments are provided.

NullPointerException - if any of the path fragments are null.

createFile

FileBuilder createFile(List<String> fragments)

Create a file builder for the given path in this RAM file system.

  // Using platform-specific separators.
  dir.createFile(List.of("foo/bar/baz.txt"))...;

  // Letting JCT infer the correct path separators to use (recommended).
  dir.createFile(List.of("foo", "bar", "baz.txt"))...;

Parameters:

fragments - the parts of the path.

Returns:

the file builder.

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - if no path fragments are provided.

NullPointerException - if any of the path fragments are null.

Since:

4.0.0

getName

String getName()

Get the identifying name of the temporary file system.

Returns:

the identifier string.

then

default ManagedDirectory then()

Method that returns the object it is called upon to enable creating fluent-language builders.

For example:

  thisDirectory
      .createFile("foo", "bar", "baz.txt").withContents(...)
      .and().then()
      .createFile("foo", "bar", "bork.txt").withContents(...);

Returns:

this object.

See Also:

• and()
• also()