@ui5/fs/Resource
@ui5/fs/Resource
Resource. UI5 CLI specific representation of a file's content and metadata
Constructor
new @ui5/fs/Resource(parameters)
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 16
Parameters:
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parameters | object | Parameters Properties:
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Methods
Description: Returns a clone of the resource. The clones content is independent from that of the original resource
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 351
Returns:
Promise resolving with the clone
Type: Promise<@ui5/fs/Resource>
(async) getBuffer() → {Promise<Buffer>}
Description: Gets a buffer with the resource content.
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 143
Returns:
Promise resolving with a buffer of the resource content.
Type: Promise<Buffer>
getName() → {string}
Description: Gets the resource name
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 303
Returns:
Name of the resource
Type: string
getPath() → {string}
Description: Gets the virtual resources path
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 278
Returns:
Virtual path of the resource
Type: string
getProject() → {@ui5/project/specifications/Project}
Description: Retrieve the project assigned to the resource
Note for UI5 CLI extensions (i.e. custom tasks, custom middleware): In order to ensure compatibility across UI5 CLI versions, consider using the getProject(resource) method provided by TaskUtil and MiddlewareUtil, which will return a Specification Version-compatible Project interface.
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 387
Returns:
Project this resource is associated with
Type: @ui5/project/specifications/Project
getStatInfo() → {fs.Stats|object}
Description: Gets the resources stat info. Note that a resources stat information is not updated when the resource is being modified. Also, depending on the used adapter, some fields might be missing which would be present for a fs.Stats instance.
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 317
Returns:
Instance of fs.Stats or similar object
Type: fs.Stats | object
getStream() → {stream.Readable}
Description: Gets a readable stream for the resource content.
Repetitive calls of this function are only possible if new content has been set in the meantime (through setStream, setBuffer or setString). This is to prevent consumers from accessing drained streams.
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 217
Returns:
Readable stream for the resource content.
Type: stream.Readable
getString() → {Promise<string>}
Description: Gets a string with the resource content.
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 187
Returns:
Promise resolving with the resource content.
Type: Promise<string>
hasProject() → {boolean}
Description: Check whether a project has been assigned to the resource
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 411
Returns:
True if the resource is associated with a project
Type: boolean
isModified() → {boolean}
Description: Check whether the content of this resource has been changed during its life cycle
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 421
Returns:
True if the resource's content has been changed
Type: boolean
setBuffer(buffer)
Description: Sets a Buffer as content.
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 164
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
buffer | Buffer | Buffer instance |
setPath(path)
Description: Sets the virtual resources path
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 288
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path | string | Absolute virtual path of the resource |
setProject(project)
Description: Assign a project to the resource
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 397
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
project | @ui5/project/specifications/Project | Project this resource is associated with |
setStream(stream)
Description: Sets a readable stream as content.
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 253
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
stream | stream.Readable | @ui5/fs/Resource~createStream | Readable stream of the resource content or callback for dynamic creation of a readable stream |
setString(string)
Description: Sets a String as content
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 202
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
string | string | Resource content |
Type Definitions
createStream() → {stream.Readable}
Description: Function for dynamic creation of content streams
Source: fs/lib/Resource.js, line 31
Returns:
A readable stream of a resources content
Type: stream.Readable

