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iwalkdeep
-- import "github.com/oderwat/iwalkdeep"
The package "ideepwalk" helps to iterates over all directories in a give path in bottom to top order. This is helpfull in many use cases where you for example want to clean up empty directories after processing/moving files in the hierarchie.
As speciality the packaged exposes this functionality also as an easy to use iterator like in the following example
for dir := range IWalkDeep("/homes") {
fmt.print(dir)
}
Usage
func IWalkDeep
func IWalkDeep(root string) <-chan string
This is the "Iterator" which can eaasily be used for dir := range IWalkDeep(path) {}
func WalkDeep
func WalkDeep(root string, fun WalkDeepFunc)
Walk all directories in root from bottom to top calling WalkDeepFunc for every encountered directory
type WalkDeepFunc
type WalkDeepFunc func(dir string)
This function is called by WalkDeep for each directory on its way up to the root of the given path
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Overview ¶
Package iwalkdeep is an iterator for the filesystem
It helps to iterates over all directories in a give path in bottom to top order. This is helpfull in many use cases where you for example want to clean up empty directories after processing/moving files in the hierarchie.
As speciality the packaged exposes this functionality also as an easy to use iterator like in the following example:
for dir := range IWalkDeep("/homes") {
fmt.print(dir)
}
Index ¶
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func IWalkDeep ¶
IWalkDeep is the "Iterator" which can eaasily be used for dir := range IWalkDeep(path) {}
func WalkDeep ¶
func WalkDeep(root string, fun WalkDeepFunc)
WalkDeep walkes all directories in root from bottom to top calling WalkDeepFunc for every encountered directory
Types ¶
type WalkDeepFunc ¶
type WalkDeepFunc func(dir string)
WalkDeepFunc is called by WalkDeep for each directory on its way up to the root of the given path
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