Class: FileURI
@divine/uri.FileURI
The file: protocol handler is used to access files and directories on the local computer.
File URIs may not have a hostname component (except if it is localhost), and no search or hash component.
Futhermore, the path may not contain encoded slashes (that is, the sequence %2F is forbidden).
Hierarchy
- ↳ - FileURI
Constructors
constructor
• new FileURI(uri)
Parameters
| Name | Type | 
|---|---|
| uri | URI | 
Overrides
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Properties
href
• Readonly href: string
This URI's string representation. Unlike in URL, this property may not be changed/updated.
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origin
• Readonly origin: string
This URI's origin. Unlike in URL, this property may not be changed/updated.
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protocol
• Readonly protocol: string
This URI's protocol. Unlike in URL, this property may not be changed/updated.
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selectors
• selectors: Object
All selectors that may apply to this URI. Use addSelector to modify this property.
Type declaration
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| auth? | AuthSelector[] | Authentication/Credentials selectors. See AuthSelector. | 
| headers? | HeadersSelector[] | Headers selectors. See HeadersSelector. | 
| params? | ParamsSelector[] | Parameter selectos. See ParamsSelector. | 
| session? | SessionSelector[] | Session selectors. Only used internally. | 
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FIELDS
▪ Static Readonly FIELDS: symbol = FIELDS
An alias for FIELDS.
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FINALIZE
▪ Static Readonly FINALIZE: symbol = FINALIZE
An alias for FIELDS.
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HEADERS
▪ Static Readonly HEADERS: symbol = HEADERS
An alias for HEADERS.
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NULL
▪ Static Readonly NULL: symbol = NULL
An alias for NULL.
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STATUS
▪ Static Readonly STATUS: symbol = STATUS
An alias for STATUS.
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STATUS_TEXT
▪ Static Readonly STATUS_TEXT: symbol = STATUS_TEXT
An alias for STATUS_TEXT.
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VOID
▪ Static Readonly VOID: symbol = VOID
An alias for VOID.
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Methods
$
▸ $(strings, ...values): URI
Constructs a new URI, relative to this URI, from a template string, percent-encoding all arguments.
Example:
const base = new URI('http://api.example.com/v1/');
const info = await base.$`items/${item}/info`.load();
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| strings | TemplateStringsArray | The template string array. | 
| ...values | unknown[] | The values to be encoded. | 
Returns
A new URI subclass instance.
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[asyncIterator]
▸ [asyncIterator](): AsyncIterator<Buffer, any, undefined> & Metadata
All URIs are AsyncIterable<Buffer>. This method implements that interface by calling
load(stream).
Returns
AsyncIterator<Buffer, any, undefined> & Metadata
An AsyncIterator<Buffer> stream.
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_getAuthorization
▸ Protected _getAuthorization(req, payload?, challenges?): Promise<undefined | Authorization>
Parameters
| Name | Type | 
|---|---|
| req | AuthSchemeRequest | 
| payload? | Buffer|AsyncIterable<Buffer> | 
| challenges? | WWWAuthenticate[] | 
Returns
Promise<undefined | Authorization>
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_getBestSelector
▸ Protected _getBestSelector<T>(sels, challenge?): null | T
Type parameters
| Name | Type | 
|---|---|
| T | extends SelectorBase | 
Parameters
| Name | Type | 
|---|---|
| sels | undefined|T[] | 
| challenge? | WWWAuthenticate | 
Returns
null | T
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_guessContentType
▸ Protected _guessContentType(knownContentType?): undefined | ContentType
Parameters
| Name | Type | 
|---|---|
| knownContentType? | string|ContentType | 
Returns
undefined | ContentType
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_makeIOError
▸ Protected _makeIOError(err): IOError
Parameters
| Name | Type | 
|---|---|
| err | unknown | 
Returns
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addSelector
▸ addSelector<T>(selector): FileURI
Adds a new selector to this URI.
Selectors is a way to specify in what situations some kind of parameters or configuration is valid. When some kind of configuration is required (such as authentication of connection parameters), all registered selectors are evaluated and based on the matching score, the best selector is chosen. The more specific a selector is, the higher the score it will receive if it matches.
Based on this, it's possible to limit the scope of credentials or to configure certain HTTP headers to be sent to a specific set of servers.
It's also perfectly valid not to specify a selector for some kind of parameters. As long as there is only one kind of this configuration, it will apply unconditionally.
Throws
TypeError If the selector to add is invalid.
Type parameters
| Name | Type | 
|---|---|
| T | extends AuthSelector|HeadersSelector|ParamsSelector|SessionSelector | 
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| selector | T | The selector to add. | 
Returns
This URI.
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append
▸ append<T, D>(data, sendCT?, recvCT?): Promise<T & Metadata>
Serializes and appends data to the file this URI references, creating the file if it does not exist.
Throws
IOError On I/O errors or if this resource is not a file.
Throws
ParserError If the media type is unsupported or ig the parser fails to serialize the data.
Type parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| T | extends object | Object. | 
| D | unknown | The type of data to append. | 
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| data | D | The data to append. | 
| sendCT? | string|ContentType | Override the default data serializer. | 
| recvCT? | undefined | Must not be used. | 
Returns
Promise<T & Metadata>
Object(VOID).
Overrides
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close
▸ close(): Promise<void>
Closes this URI and frees any temporary resources in use.
URIs are usually stateless, but some protocols may use a connection pool, and this method can be used to shut down the pool and all remaining connections that may otherwise prevent the process from exiting.
Returns
Promise<void>
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info
▸ info<T>(): Promise<T & Metadata>
Calls fs.stat() on the file resourcce and constructs a DirectoryEntry.
Directories will have its type set to ContentType.dir and the media type of files will be guessed based on the file name extension.
Throws
IOError On I/O errors or if this file/directory does not exist.
Type parameters
| Name | Type | 
|---|---|
| T | extends DirectoryEntry | 
Returns
Promise<T & Metadata>
Information about this file resource.
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list
▸ list<T>(): Promise<T[] & Metadata>
Calls fs.readdir() to list all resources inside this directory.
Throws
IOError On I/O errors or if this resource is not a directory or does not exist.
Type parameters
| Name | Type | 
|---|---|
| T | extends DirectoryEntry | 
Returns
Promise<T[] & Metadata>
A list with information about the files and subdirectories.
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load
▸ load<T>(recvCT?): Promise<T & Metadata>
Loads and parses this file resource.
Throws
IOError On I/O errors or if this resource is not a file or does not exist.
Throws
ParserError If the media type is unsupported or if the parser fails to parse the resource.
Type parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| T | extends object | The actual type returned. | 
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| recvCT? | string|ContentType | Override the default response parser. | 
Returns
Promise<T & Metadata>
The file resource parsed as recvCT into an object, including Metadata.
Overrides
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modify
▸ modify<T, D>(data, sendCT?, recvCT?): Promise<T & Metadata>
Modifies/patches data the resource this URI references, if the subclass supports it.
The actual operation depends on what kind of URI this is. See modify or modify for two common examples.
See parse for details about the returned object (never a primitive). You may always set recvCT
to ContentType.bytes to receive a Node.js Buffer and ContentType.stream for an
AsyncIterable<Buffer> stream, if you prefer raw data.
Throws
IOError On I/O errors or if the subclass does not support this method.
Throws
ParserError If the media type is unsupported or the parser fails to parse the response.
Type parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| T | extends object | The actual type returned. | 
| D | unknown | The type of patch data to apply. | 
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| data | D | The patch data to apply. | 
| sendCT? | string|ContentType | Override the default data serializer. | 
| recvCT? | string|ContentType | Override the default response parser. | 
Returns
Promise<T & Metadata>
If the operation produced a result, it will be parsed as recvCT into an object,
including MetaData.
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query
▸ query<T>(...args): Promise<T & Metadata>
A generic method that sends/applies some kind of query to the resource and returns a response.
The actual operation depends on what kind of URI this is. See query or query for two common examples.
Throws
IOError On I/O errors or if the subclass does not support this method.
Throws
ParserError If the media type is unsupported or the parser fails to parse the response.
Type parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| T | extends object | The actual type returned. | 
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| ...args | unknown[] | Depends on the subclass. | 
Returns
Promise<T & Metadata>
If the operation produced a result, it will returned together with MetaData.
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remove
▸ remove<T>(recvCT?): Promise<T & Metadata>
Removes the file or (the empty) directory this URI references.
Throws
IOError On I/O errors.
Type parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| T | extends object | Object. | 
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| recvCT? | undefined | Must not be used. | 
Returns
Promise<T & Metadata>
Object(true) if the file was removed, or Object(true) if the resource did not exist in
the first place.
Overrides
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save
▸ save<T, D>(data, sendCT?, recvCT?): Promise<T & Metadata>
Serializes and stores data to the file this URI references, overwriting the file if it exists.
Throws
IOError On I/O errors or if this resource is not a file.
Throws
ParserError If the media type is unsupported or if the parser fails to serialize the data.
Type parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| T | extends object | Object. | 
| D | unknown | The type of data to store. | 
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| data | D | The data to store. | 
| sendCT? | string|ContentType | Override the default data serializer. | 
| recvCT? | undefined | Must not be used. | 
Returns
Promise<T & Metadata>
Object(VOID).
Overrides
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watch
▸ watch(): AsyncIterable<FileWatchEvent & Metadata>
Watches the file or directory (recusively) this URI references for changes.
Each modification to the file or the filesystem below the directory will emit a FileWatchEvent. Use for
await (...) to read the events, propagate errors and to ensure the stream is closed correctly when you are done.
Example usage:
for await (const event of FileURI.create('./src').watch()) {
    console.log(event.type, await event.uri.info());
}
Throws
IOError On I/O errors.
Returns
AsyncIterable<FileWatchEvent & Metadata>
A stream of change events.
Overrides
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$
▸ Static $(strings, ...values): URI
Creates a new URI from a template string, percent-encoding all arguments.
Example:
const href = URI.$`http://${host}/blobs/${blob}?as=${ct}
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| strings | TemplateStringsArray | The template string array. | 
| ...values | unknown[] | The values to be encoded. | 
Returns
A new URI subclass instance.
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create
▸ Static create(path, base?): FileURI
Creates a new FileURI by encoding the file path using encodeFilePath.
Throws
TypeError If the resulting URI is not actually a FileURI.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| path | string | The a Windows or POSIX style file path, depending on current operating system. | 
| base? | FileURI | An optional URI to use when resolving relative paths. | 
Returns
A new FileURI instance.
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register
▸ Static register(protocol, uri): typeof URI
Registers a new URI protocol. All subclasses must register their URL protocol support with this method.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| protocol | string | The URL protocol to register. Must include the trailing colon. | 
| uri | typeof URI | The URI subclass. | 
Returns
typeof URI
The URI baseclass (for chaining).