dirent

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Overview

Package dirent decides whether an entry a reader lists is a folder to go into, links included.

Index

• func IsFolder(dir string, e fs.DirEntry) bool
• type Entry
• type Listing
  • func Stats(dir string) (Listing, bool)
  • func (l Listing) Get(name string) (Stat, bool)
• type Stat

Functions

func IsFolder

func IsFolder(dir string, e fs.DirEntry) bool

IsFolder is whether e, an entry listed in dir, is a folder to read into: a folder of its own, or a link that leads to one. os.ReadDir reports a symlink as ModeSymlink and, on Windows, a junction as ModeIrregular (Go 1.23 and later), and neither as IsDir, so a reader that goes into only IsDir() entries, or IsDir() and ModeSymlink ones, walks past a folder kept on another drive with a junction left where it was (#2268). Such an entry is followed with os.Stat. A link to a file, a broken link and anything else irregular are no folder.

It follows only the entry it is asked about. A reader that recurses on it must keep its own record of the folders it has been in.

Types

type Entry

type Entry struct {
	Name string
	Stat
}

Entry is one entry of a Listing.

type Listing

type Listing []Entry

Listing is a folder's entries in name order. It is a slice, not a map: every 15 s Sessions poll lists every Codex day folder and Claude Code project again, and a map of each folder's entries was ~90 MB of the 2.3 GB eight polls allocated.

func Stats

func Stats(dir string) (Listing, bool)

Stats is each entry of dir in name order, as os.Lstat gives it, read in a few calls for the whole folder where the system has them (getattrlistbulk on macOS), rather than one per entry. ok is false where the system has none or the folder couldn't be read, and the caller asks after each entry itself.

func (Listing) Get

func (l Listing) Get(name string) (Stat, bool)

Get is name's entry.

type Stat

type Stat struct {
	Mode fs.FileMode
	Size int64
	Mod  time.Time
}

Stat is what a folder's listing says of one entry: its kind (Mode's type bits, 0 for a regular file), and a regular file's size and modification time, as os.Lstat gives them.