package strfs import ( "io" "strings" ) // Content represents the content part of a file. // // Content does NOT map to anything in Go's built-in "fs" package. // // But, for example, is used to create a RegularFile (which maps to a fs.File). // // Example usage: // // var content strfs.Content = strfs.CreateContent(""+"\n"+"") // // var regularfile strfs.RegularFile = strfs.RegularFile{ // FileContent: content, // FileName: "notice.html", // FileModTIme: time.Date(2022, 12, 12, 10, 30, 14, 2, time.UTC), // } type Content struct{ reader io.Reader size int64 closed bool } // A trick to make sure strfs.Content fits the io.ReadCloser interface. // This is a compile-time check. var _ io.ReadCloser = &Content{} // CreateContent returns a strfs.Content whose content is the string given to it. // // Example usage: // // var content strfs.Content = strfs.CreateContent("# Hello world!"+"\r\r"+"Welcome to my document."+"\n") // // var regularfile strfs.RegularFile = strfs.RegularFile{ // FileContent: content, // FileName: "message.md", // FileModTIme: time.Now(), // } func CreateContent(s string) Content { var reader io.Reader = strings.NewReader(s) var size int64 = int64(len(s)) return Content{ reader:reader, size:size, } } // EmptyContent is used to see if a given strfs.Content is empty. // // Note that a strfs.Content being empty is NOT the same as containing the empty string! // // A strfs.Content is empty when it hasn't been initialized. // // Example usage: // // var content strfs.Content // // // ... // // if strfs.EmptyContent() == content { // //@TODO // } func EmptyContent() Content { return Content{} } // Close makes strfs.Content fit the io.Closer interface. // // Call close will stop the Read method from working. // // Close can safely be called more than once. func (receiver *Content) Close() error { if nil == receiver { return errNilReceiver } if receiver.Closed() { return nil } receiver.closed = true return nil } // Closed returns whether a strfs.Content is closed or not. func (receiver *Content) Closed() bool { if nil == receiver { return true } if EmptyContent() == *receiver { return true } return receiver.closed } // Read makes strfs.Content fit the io.Reader interface. // // Read reads up to len(p) bytes into 'p'. // Read returns the number of bytes actually read, and any errors it encountered. // // Example usage: // // var content strfs.Content = strfs.CreateContent("ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ") // // var b1 [5]byte // var p1 []byte = b1[:] // // n, err := content.Read(p1) // // // n == 5 // // b1 == [5]byte{'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E'} // // // ... // // var b2 [4]byte // var p2 []byte = b2[:] // // n, err := content.Read(p2) // // // n == 4 // // b2 == [5]byte{'F', 'G', 'H', 'I'} func (receiver *Content) Read(p []byte) (int, error) { if nil == receiver { return 0, errNilReceiver } if nil == p { return 0, errNilByteSlice } if receiver.Closed() { return 0, errClosed } var reader io.Reader = receiver.reader if nil == reader { return 0, errInternalError } return receiver.reader.Read(p) } // Size returns the of the strnig given to it as the number of bytes. func (receiver *Content) Size() int64 { if nil == receiver { return 0 } return receiver.size }