Class: Filepath

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
show all
Includes:
ContentChanges, ContentInfo, ContentTests, FilesystemChanges, FilesystemInfo, FilesystemTests, MetadataChanges, MetadataInfo, MetadataTests, SearchMethods
Defined in:
lib/filepath/filepath.rb

Defined Under Namespace

Modules: ContentChanges, ContentInfo, ContentTests, EnvironmentInfo, FilesystemChanges, FilesystemInfo, FilesystemTests, MetadataChanges, MetadataInfo, MetadataTests, MethodDelegation, SearchMethods

Constant Summary collapse

SEPARATOR = 
'/'.freeze

Class Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods included from SearchMethods

#directories, #entries, #files, #find, #links

Methods included from ContentChanges

#append, #truncate, #write

Methods included from FilesystemTests

#mountpoint?

Methods included from FilesystemChanges

#touch

Methods included from FilesystemInfo

#absolute_path, #real_path, #resolve_link

Methods included from MetadataTests

#hidden?

Constructor Details

#initialize(path) ⇒ Filepath

Returns a new instance of Filepath.



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 7

def initialize(path)
	if path.is_a? Filepath
		@segments = path.segments
	elsif path.is_a? Array
		@segments = path
	else
		@segments = split_path_string(path.to_str)
	end
end

Class Method Details

.getwd ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 963

def Filepath.getwd
	return Dir.getwd.as_path
end

.join(*raw_paths) ⇒ Filepath

Creates a Filepath joining the given segments.

Returns:

  • (Filepath) —

    a Filepath created joining the given segments



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 25

def Filepath.join(*raw_paths)
	if (raw_paths.count == 1) && (raw_paths.first.is_a? Array)
		raw_paths = raw_paths.first
	end

	paths = raw_paths.map { |p| p.as_path }

	segs = []
	paths.each { |path| segs += path.segments }

	return Filepath.new(segs)
end

Instance Method Details

#+(extra_path) ⇒ Object

Deprecated.

Use the #/ (slash) method instead. This method does not show clearly if a path is being added or if a string should be added to the filename

An alias for #/.



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 77

def +(extra_path)
	warn "Filepath#+ is deprecated, use Filepath#/ instead."
	return self / extra_path
end

#/(extra_path) ⇒ Filepath

Appends another path to the current path.

Examples:

Append a string


"a/b".as_path / "c" #=> <a/b/c>

Append another Filepath


home = (ENV["HOME"] || "/root").as_path
conf_dir = '.config'.as_path

home / conf_dir #=> </home/user/.config>

Parameters:

  • extra_path (Filepath, String) —

    the path to be appended to the current path

Returns:

  • (Filepath) —

    a new path with the given path appended



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 57

def /(extra_path)
	return Filepath.join(self, extra_path)
end

#==(other) ⇒ boolean

Note:

this method compares the normalized versions of the paths

Checks whether two paths are equivalent.

Two paths are equivalent when they have the same normalized segments.

A relative and an absolute path will always be considered different. To compare relative paths to absolute path, expand first the relative path using Filepath::FilesystemInfo#absolute_path or Filepath::FilesystemInfo#real_path.

Examples:


path1 = "foo/bar".as_path
path2 = "foo/bar/baz".as_path
path3 = "foo/bar/baz/../../bar".as_path

path1 == path2            #=> false
path1 == path2.parent_dir #=> true
path1 == path3            #=> true

Parameters:

Returns:

  • (boolean) —

    whether the other path is equivalent to the current path



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 648

def ==(other)
	return self.normalized_segments == other.as_path.normalized_segments
end

#=~(pattern) ⇒ Fixnum?

Note:

this method operates on the normalized path

Matches a pattern against this path.

Parameters:

  • pattern (Regexp, Object) —

    the pattern to match against this path

Returns:

  • (Fixnum, nil) —

    the position of the pattern in the path, or nil if there is no match



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 390

def =~(pattern)
	return self.to_s =~ pattern
end

#absolute? ⇒ Boolean

Is this path absolute?

FIXME: document what an absolute path is.

Examples:


"/tmp".absolute?   #=> true
"tmp".absolute?    #=> false
"../tmp".absolute? #=> false

Returns:

  • (Boolean) —

    whether the current path is absolute

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 420

def absolute?
	return @segments.first == SEPARATOR # FIXME: windows, mac
end

#as_path ⇒ Filepath

Returns the path itself.

Returns:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 613

def as_path
	self
end

#ascend(max_depth = nil) {|path| ... } ⇒ Filepath

Iterates over all the path directories, from the current path to the root.

Examples:


web_dir = "/srv/example.org/web/html/".as_path
web_dir.ascend do |path|
    is = path.readable? ? "is" : "is NOT"

    puts "#{path} #{is} readable"
end

# produces
#
# /srv/example.org/web/html is NOT redable
# /srv/example.org/web is NOT readable
# /srv/example.org is readable
# /srv is readable
# / is readable

Parameters:

  • max_depth (defaults to: nil) —

    the maximum depth to ascend to, nil to ascend without limits.

Yields:

  • (path) —

    TODO

Returns:

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 527

def ascend(max_depth = nil, &block)
	iterate(max_depth, :reverse_each, &block)
end

#descend(max_depth = nil) {|path| ... } ⇒ Filepath

Iterates over all the directory that lead to the current path.

Examples:


web_dir = "/srv/example.org/web/html/".as_path
web_dir.descend do |path|
    is = path.readable? ? "is" : "is NOT"

    puts "#{path} #{is} readable"
end

# produces
#
# / is readable
# /srv is readable
# /srv/example.org is readable
# /srv/example.org/web is NOT readable
# /srv/example.org/web/html is NOT redable

Parameters:

  • max_depth (defaults to: nil) —

    the maximum depth to descent to, nil to descend without limits.

Yields:

  • (path) —

    TODO

Returns:

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 561

def descend(max_depth = nil, &block)
	iterate(max_depth, :each, &block)
end

#each_segment {|path| ... } ⇒ Filepath

Iterates over all the path segments, from the leftmost to the rightmost.

Examples:


web_dir = "/srv/example.org/web/html".as_path
web_dir.each_segment do |seg|
    puts seg
end

# produces
#
# /
# srv
# example.org
# web
# html

Yields:

  • (path) —

    TODO

Returns:

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 491

def each_segment(&block)
	@segments.each(&block)
	return self
end

#extension ⇒ String Also known as: ext

The extension of the file.

The extension of a file are the characters after the last dot.

Returns:

  • (String) —

    the extension of the file or nil if the file has no extension

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 243

def extension
	filename = @segments.last

	num_dots = filename.count('.')

	if num_dots.zero?
		ext = nil
	elsif filename.start_with?('.') && num_dots == 1
		ext = nil
	elsif filename.end_with?('.')
		ext = ''
	else
		ext = filename.split('.').last
	end

	return ext
end

#extension?(ext) ⇒ Object #extension? ⇒ Object Also known as: ext?

Overloads:

  • #extension?(ext) ⇒ Object

    Returns whether the file extension matches the given extension.

    Parameters:

    • ext (String, Regexp) —

      the extension to be matched

    Returns:

    • whether the file extension matches the given extension

  • #extension? ⇒ Object

    Returns whether the file has an extension.

    Returns:

    • whether the file has an extension



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 272

def extension?(ext = nil)
	cur_ext = self.extension

	if ext.nil?
		return !cur_ext.nil?
	else
		if ext.is_a? Regexp
			return !cur_ext.match(ext).nil?
		else
			return cur_ext == ext
		end
	end
end

#filename ⇒ Filepath Also known as: basename

The filename component of the path.

The filename is the component of a path that appears after the last path separator.

Returns:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 184

def filename
	segs = self.normalized_segments

	if self.root? || segs.empty?
		return ''.as_path
	end

	filename = segs.last
	return filename.as_path
end

#join(*extra_paths) ⇒ Filepath

Append multiple paths to the current path.

Returns:

  • (Filepath) —

    a new path with all the paths appended



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 66

def join(*extra_paths)
	return Filepath.join(self, *extra_paths)
end

#normalized ⇒ Filepath Also known as: normalised

Simplify paths that contain . and ...

The resulting path will be in normal form.

FIXME: document what normal form is.

Examples:


path = $ENV["HOME"] / ".." / "jack" / "."

path #=> </home/gioele/../jack/.>
path.normalized #=> </home/jack>

Returns:

  • (Filepath) —

    a new path that does not contain . or .. segments.



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 460

def normalized
	return Filepath.join(self.normalized_segments)
end

#parent_dir ⇒ Filepath

The dir that contains the file

Returns:

  • (Filepath) —

    the path of the parent dir



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 202

def parent_dir
	return self / '..'
end

#relative? ⇒ Boolean

Is this path relative?

FIXME: document what a relative path is.

Examples:


"/tmp".relative?   #=> false
"tmp".relative?    #=> true
"../tmp".relative? #=> true

Returns:

  • (Boolean) —

    whether the current path is relative

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 439

def relative?
	return !self.absolute?
end

#relative_to(base) ⇒ Filepath

Note:

this method operates on the normalized paths

Calculates the relative path from a given directory.

Examples:

relative paths between relative paths


posts_dir = "posts".as_path
images_dir = "static/images".as_path

 = images_dir / 'logo.png'

.relative_to(posts_dir) #=> <../static/images/logo.png>

relative paths between absolute paths


home_dir = "/home/gioele".as_path
docs_dir = "/home/gioele/Documents".as_path
tmp_dir = "/tmp".as_path

docs_dir.relative_to(home_dir) #=> <Documents>
home_dir.relative_to(docs_dir) #=> <..>

tmp_dir.relative_to(home_dir) #=> <../../tmp>

Parameters:

  • base (Filepath, String) —

    the directory to use as base for the relative path

Returns:

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 114

def relative_to(base)
	base = base.as_path

	if self.absolute? != base.absolute?
		self_abs = self.absolute? ? "absolute" : "relative"
		base_abs = base.absolute? ? "absolute" : "relative"
		msg = "cannot compare: "
		msg += "`#{self}` is #{self_abs} while "
		msg += "`#{base}` is #{base_abs}"
		raise ArgumentError, msg
	end

	self_segs = self.normalized_segments
	base_segs = base.normalized_segments

	base_segs_tmp = base_segs.dup
	num_same = self_segs.find_index do |seg|
		base_segs_tmp.delete_at(0) != seg
	end

	# find_index returns nil if `self` is a subset of `base`
	num_same ||= self_segs.length

	num_parent_dirs = base_segs.length - num_same
	left_in_self = self_segs[num_same..-1]

	segs = [".."] * num_parent_dirs + left_in_self
	normalized_segs = normalized_relative_segs(segs)

	return Filepath.join(normalized_segs)
end

#relative_to_file(base_file) ⇒ Filepath

Calculates the relative path from a given file.

Examples:

relative paths between relative paths


post = "posts/2012-02-14-hello.html".as_path
images_dir = "static/images".as_path

rel_img_dir = images_dir.relative_to_file(post)
rel_img_dir.to_s #=> "../static/images"

 = rel_img_dir / 'logo.png' #=> <../static/images/logo.png>

relative paths between absolute paths


rc_file = "/home/gioele/.bashrc".as_path
tmp_dir = "/tmp".as_path

tmp_dir.relative_to_file(rc_file) #=> <../../tmp>

Parameters:

  • base_file (Filepath, String) —

    the file to use as base for the relative path

Returns:

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 172

def relative_to_file(base_file)
	return relative_to(base_file.as_path.parent_dir)
end

#root? ⇒ Boolean

Note:

this method operates on the normalized paths

Is this path pointing to the root directory?

Returns:

  • (Boolean) —

    whether the path points to the root directory



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 401

def root?
	return self.normalized_segments == [SEPARATOR] # FIXME: windows, mac
end

#to_raw_string ⇒ String Also known as: to_raw_str

This path converted to a String.

Examples:

differences between #to_raw_string and #to_s


path = "/home/gioele/.config".as_path / ".." / ".cache"
path.to_raw_string #=> "/home/gioele/config/../.cache"
path.to_s #=> "/home/gioele/.cache"

Returns:

  • (String) —

    this path converted to a String

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 590

def to_raw_string
	@to_raw_string ||= join_segments(@segments)
end

#to_s ⇒ String

Note:

this method operates on the normalized path

Returns this path converted to a String.

Returns:

  • (String) —

    this path converted to a String



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 601

def to_s
	to_str
end

#with_extension(new_ext) ⇒ Filepath #with_extension ⇒ Filepath Also known as: replace_extension, replace_ext, sub_ext

Replaces or removes the file extension.

Overloads:

  • #with_extension(new_ext) ⇒ Filepath

    Replaces the file extension with the supplied one. If the file has no extension it is added to the file name together with a dot.

    Examples:

    Extension replacement

    
src_path = "pages/about.markdown".as_path
html_path = src_path.with_extension("html")
html_path.to_s #=> "pages/about.html"

    Extension addition

    
base = "style/main-style".as_path
sass_style = base.with_extension("sass")
sass_style.to_s #=> "style/main-style.sass"

    Parameters:

    • new_ext (String) —

      the new extension

    Returns:

    • (Filepath) —

      a new path with the replaced extension

  • #with_extension ⇒ Filepath

    Removes the file extension if present.

    The #without_extension method provides the same functionality but has a more meaningful name.

    Examples:

    
post_file = "post/welcome.html"
post_url = post_file.with_extension(nil)
post_url.to_s #=> "post/welcome"

    Returns:

    • (Filepath) —

      a new path without the extension

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 330

def with_extension(new_ext) # FIXME: accept block
	orig_filename = filename.to_s

	if !self.extension?
		if new_ext.nil?
			new_filename = orig_filename
		else
			new_filename = orig_filename + '.' + new_ext
		end
	else
		if new_ext.nil?
			pattern = /\.[^.]*?\Z/
			new_filename = orig_filename.sub(pattern, '')
		else
			pattern = Regexp.new('.' + extension + '\\Z')
			new_filename = orig_filename.sub(pattern, '.' + new_ext)
		end
	end

	segs = @segments[0..-2]
	segs << new_filename

	return Filepath.new(segs)
end

#with_filename(new_path) ⇒ Filepath Also known as: with_basename, replace_filename, replace_basename

Replace the path filename with the supplied path.

Examples:


post = "posts/2012-02-16-hello-world/index.md".as_path
style = post.with_filename("style.css")
style.to_s #=> "posts/2012-02-16-hello-world/style.css"

Parameters:

  • new_path (Filepath, String) —

    the path to be put in place of the current filename

Returns:

  • (Filepath) —

    a path with the supplied path instead of the current filename

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 224

def with_filename(new_path)
	dir = self.parent_dir
	return dir / new_path
end

#without_extension ⇒ Filepath Also known as: remove_ext, remove_extension

Removes the file extension if present.

Examples:


post_file = "post/welcome.html"
post_url = post_file.without_extension
post_url.to_s #=> "post/welcome"

Returns:

  • (Filepath) —

    a new path without the extension

See Also:



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# File 'lib/filepath/filepath.rb', line 372

def without_extension
	return with_extension(nil)
end