paths

Documentation

Index

• Constants
• func CanonicalTarPath(p string) string
• func FilePathToURI(path, relativeTo string) (string, error)
• func FilterReservedNames(p string) string
• func IsDir(p string) (bool, error)
• func IsURI(ref string) bool
• func URIToFilePath(uri string) (string, error)
• func WindowsBasename(p string) string
• func WindowsDir(p string) string
• func WindowsPathSID(uid, gid int) string
• func WindowsToSlash(p string) string

Constants

const (
	RootDir = `/`
)

Functions

func CanonicalTarPath

func CanonicalTarPath(p string) string

CanonicalTarPath return a cleaned path (see path.Clean) with leading slashes removed

func FilePathToURI

func FilePathToURI(path, relativeTo string) (string, error)

FilePathToURI converts a filepath to URI. If relativeTo is provided not empty and path is a relative path it will be made absolute based on the provided value. Otherwise, the current working directory is used.

func FilterReservedNames

func FilterReservedNames(p string) string

func IsDir

func IsDir(p string) (bool, error)

func IsURI

func IsURI(ref string) bool

func URIToFilePath

func URIToFilePath(uri string) (string, error)

examples:

- unix file: file://laptop/some%20dir/file.tgz

- windows drive: file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/file.tgz

- windows share: file://laptop/My%20Documents/file.tgz

func WindowsBasename

func WindowsBasename(p string) string

WindowsBasename is equivalent to path.Basename or filepath.Basename but always for Windows paths reproduced because Windows implementation is not exported

func WindowsDir

func WindowsDir(p string) string

WindowsDir is equivalent to path.Dir or filepath.Dir but always for Windows paths reproduced because Windows implementation is not exported

func WindowsPathSID

func WindowsPathSID(uid, gid int) string

WindowsPathSID returns the appropriate SID for a given UID and GID This is the basic logic for path permissions in Pack and Lifecycle

func WindowsToSlash

func WindowsToSlash(p string) string

WindowsToSlash is equivalent to path.ToSlash or filepath.ToSlash but always for Windows paths reproduced because Windows implementation is not exported