Read text content of files src-filepathes - in the order of the sequence - and combine them into target-filepath.

Copy a file at path in a subdir of src-dirpath to dst-dirpath.

The options could be :replace-existing :copy-attributes. Returns: * :path given path * :apath the absolute path * :type could be :file :directory * :exist? * :dst-dirpath * :options * :relative-path * :target-path

Copy src-filepath to dst-path, that could be a filepath, or a directory where the file will be stored. Returns nil

Creates a sym link to target linking to filepath. Returns filepath

Returns a subdirectory path string of the system temporary directory. sub-dir is an optional string, each one is a sub directory.

Create a temporary file. - The file is stored in the system temporary directory. - The file is suffixed with filepath (optional).

Deletes the directory at dirpath and returns dirpath if deleted. Returns nil otherwise

Deletes filepath and returns it. If filepath does not exist, returns nil.

Deletes path and returns it. Returns nil if the path does not exists.

Do the actual copy of copy-action, enrich it with :status (:copy-fail or :success)

Creates directory dirpath if not already existing. Return dirpath if succesful, nil if creation has failed

Ensure the directory dirpath is existing and empty.

Return path where ~ is expanded to the actual value of the current home directory.

Returns dirpath if this the path exists and is a directory.

Returns the filepath if it already exists and is a regular file. Returns nil otherwise.

Returns true if path path already exist.

Make file filepath executable. Returns filepath

Match files recursively found in dirpath that are matching file-pattern.

Returns true if anchor-filepath is older than one of the file in file-set.

Returns a map with informations on the existance of path as found on the disk. As all path functions, it could be a file or a directory.

It returns: * :path given path * :apath the absolute path * :type could be :file :directory * :exist?

Pretty print content file-content into file filepath.

Read the file named filepath.

Returns: * :filepath as given as a parameter * :afilepath file with absolute path * :status is :success or :file-loading-fail * :raw-content (only if :status is :success) * :exception (only if :status is :file-loading-fail)

That functions print on the cli: * nothing if successful or if printers are nil * an error message and the message of the exception if the file can’t be read.

Search files and dirs. * dirpath is where the root directory of the search-files * pattern is a regular expression or a glob as described in java doc * options (Optional, default = {}) are boolean value for :hidden, :recursive and :follow-lins. See babashka fs for details. For instance: * (files/search-files "" "**{.clj,.cljs,.cljc,.edn}") search all clj file-paths in pwd directory

Search file-or-dir in the parents directories of dirpath.

Write the content in the file at filepath .

Returns * :filepath as given as a parameter * :afilepath file with absolute path * :status is :success or :file-writing-fail * :raw-content if file can be read. * :exception (only if :status is :file-writing-fail)