Twidget offers a set of commands to manipulate files in your file store. Below are the descriptions and usage of each command to help you understand how to utilize them effectively.
Retrieve a file via file path.
Inputs:
path
: The file path to retrieve the file from.Outputs:
filename
: The name of the file.
path
: The path of the file.
parent_path
: The parent directory path.
file_size
: The size of the file in bytes.
is_directory
: Boolean indicating if it is a directory.
is_file
: Boolean indicating if it is a file.
is_root
: Boolean indicating if it is the root directory.
is_multi_part_file
: Boolean indicating if it is a multi-part file.
bytes
: The bytes of the file.
Copy a provided file to another file path.
Inputs:
file
: The file you want to copy.
copy_path
: The destination path where the file should be copied.
Outputs:
filename
: The name of the file.
path
: The path of the file.
parent_path
: The parent directory path.
file_size
: The size of the file in bytes.
is_directory
: Boolean indicating if it is a directory.
is_file
: Boolean indicating if it is a file.
is_root
: Boolean indicating if it is the root directory.
is_multi_part_file
: Boolean indicating if it is a multi-part file.
bytes
: The bytes of the file.
Delete the provided file.
Inputs:
file
: The file you want to delete.Outputs:
Get the size of a file.
Inputs:
file
: The file whose size you want to retrieve.Outputs:
Get the parent path of the provided file.
Inputs:
file
: The file whose parent path you want to retrieve.Outputs:
Get the parent file/folder of the provided file.
Inputs:
file
: The file whose parent file/folder you want to retrieve.Outputs:
filename
: The name of the file.
path
: The path of the file.
parent_path
: The parent directory path.
file_size
: The size of the file in bytes.
is_directory
: Boolean indicating if it is a directory.
is_file
: Boolean indicating if it is a file.
is_root
: Boolean indicating if it is the root directory.
is_multi_part_file
: Boolean indicating if it is a multi-part file.
bytes
: The bytes of the file.
List files in the specified folder.
Inputs:
file
: The folder whose files you want to list.Outputs:
A list of files with fields:
filename
: The name of the file.
path
: The path of the file.
parent_path
: The parent directory path.
file_size
: The size of the file in bytes.
is_directory
: Boolean indicating if it is a directory.
is_file
: Boolean indicating if it is a file.
is_root
: Boolean indicating if it is the root directory.
is_multi_part_file
: Boolean indicating if it is a multi-part file.
bytes
: The bytes of the file.
Create a new folder at the specified path.
Inputs:
path
: The path where you want to create the new folder.Outputs:
Rename the specified file or folder.
Inputs:
file
: The file or folder you want to rename.
path
: The new name for the file or folder.
Outputs:
Write data to a file in the file store.
Inputs:
path
: The path where you want to write the file.
data
: The data to write to the file.
Outputs:
filename
: The name of the file.
path
: The path of the file.
parent_path
: The parent directory path.
file_size
: The size of the file in bytes.
is_directory
: Boolean indicating if it is a directory.
is_file
: Boolean indicating if it is a file.
is_root
: Boolean indicating if it is the root directory.
is_multi_part_file
: Boolean indicating if it is a multi-part file.
bytes
: The bytes of the file.
Append data to a file in the file store.
Inputs:
file
: The file to append the data to.
data
: The data to append.
Outputs:
Read the text content of the specified file.
Inputs:
file
: The file whose text content you want to read.Outputs:
Check if the provided file is a folder.
Inputs:
file
: The file to check.Outputs:
Check if the provided file is a file.
Inputs:
file
: The file to check.Outputs:
Check if the provided file exists.
Inputs:
path
: The path of the file to check.Outputs:
Check if the provided path is the root of the system.
Inputs:
file
: The file or path to check.Outputs:
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