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Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- func LayerInstance() *layer
- type FileDirs
- type FileDirsTable
- func (table *FileDirsTable) DeletePath(path string) (rows int64, err error)
- func (table *FileDirsTable) GetAllPath(path string, levels int) (items []*FileDirs, err error)
- func (table *FileDirsTable) GetPath(path string) (item *FileDirs, err error)
- func (table *FileDirsTable) Insert(newItem *FileDirs, path string) (insertedItem *FileDirs, err error)
- func (table *FileDirsTable) Update(updates *FileDirs, path string) (updatedItem *FileDirs, err error)
- func (table *FileDirsTable) UpdatePath(sourcePath, destPath string) (updatedItems []*FileDirs, err error)
Constants ¶
const (
FileDirsTableName = "filedirs"
)
FileDirsTableName is the name of the filedirs table in the db
Variables ¶
var ( TimeParam = map[string]bool{ "created": true, "updated": true, } SkipParam = map[string]bool{ "created": true, "id": true, } )
TimeParam are variables where there needs to be conversion from time.Time to a string that can be parsed in timestamptz SkipParam are params that we skip on update
Functions ¶
func LayerInstance ¶
func LayerInstance() *layer
LayerInstance gets the static singleton reference using double check synchronization. It returns the reference to the layer.
Types ¶
type FileDirs ¶
type FileDirs struct {
ID int64 `valid:"-" json:"id"`
Name string `valid:"required" json:"name"`
Data string `valid:"-" json:"data"`
Created time.Time `valid:"-" json:"created"`
Updated time.Time `valid:"-" json:"updated"`
Size int64 `valid:"-" json:"size"`
Type string `valid:"-" json:"filetype"`
Path string `valid:"-" json:"path"`
}
FileDirs represents a single row in the FileTable
type FileDirsTable ¶
type FileDirsTable struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
FileDirsTable represents the connection to the db instance
func NewFileDirsTable ¶
func NewFileDirsTable(db *db.Db) (fileDirsTable FileDirsTable, err error)
NewFileDirsTable creates a new table in the database for files and directories. It takes a reference to an open db connection and returns the constructed table This code doesn't actually run since the database is created using the migration script.
func (*FileDirsTable) DeletePath ¶
func (table *FileDirsTable) DeletePath(path string) (rows int64, err error)
DeletePath deletes a file/dir and everything under it
func (*FileDirsTable) GetAllPath ¶
func (table *FileDirsTable) GetAllPath(path string, levels int) (items []*FileDirs, err error)
GetAllPath returns all entries under a directory in the FileDirs table
func (*FileDirsTable) GetPath ¶
func (table *FileDirsTable) GetPath(path string) (item *FileDirs, err error)
GetPath returns an entry in the FileDirs table
func (*FileDirsTable) Insert ¶
func (table *FileDirsTable) Insert(newItem *FileDirs, path string) (insertedItem *FileDirs, err error)
Insert inserts either a file or a directory into the fs
func (*FileDirsTable) Update ¶
func (table *FileDirsTable) Update(updates *FileDirs, path string) (updatedItem *FileDirs, err error)
Update updates an item in the database This update function specifically does not update the path
func (*FileDirsTable) UpdatePath ¶
func (table *FileDirsTable) UpdatePath(sourcePath, destPath string) (updatedItems []*FileDirs, err error)
UpdatePath moves the file at source path to be under destination folder
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