package git-mirage
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include Mirage_fs_lwt.S with type page_aligned_buffer = Cstruct.t
The type for errors.
type write_error = private [> | `Is_a_directory| `No_directory_entry| `Not_a_directory| `File_already_exists| `No_directory_entry| `No_space
]The type for FS write errors.
val pp_write_error : write_error Fmt.tpp_write_error is the pretty-printer for write errors.
include Mirage_device.S with type 'a io = 'a Lwt.t
type 'a io = 'a Lwt.tThe type for potentially blocking I/O operation
type page_aligned_buffer = Cstruct.tThe type for memory buffers.
val read :
t ->
string ->
int ->
int ->
(page_aligned_buffer list, error) Pervasives.result ioread t key offset length reads up to length bytes from the value associated with key. If less data is returned than requested, this indicates the end of the value.
val size : t -> string -> (int64, error) Pervasives.result ioGet the value size.
val create : t -> string -> (unit, write_error) Pervasives.result iocreate t path creates an empty file at path. If path contains directories that do not yet exist, create will attempt to create them.
val mkdir : t -> string -> (unit, write_error) Pervasives.result iomkdir t path creates an empty directory at path. If path contains intermediate directories that do not yet exist, mkdir will create them. If a directory already exists at path, mkdir returns `Ok () and takes no action.
val destroy : t -> string -> (unit, write_error) Pervasives.result iodestroy t path removes a path (which may be a file or an empty directory) on filesystem t.
val stat : t -> string -> (Mirage_fs.stat, error) Pervasives.result iostat t path returns information about file or directory at path.
val listdir : t -> string -> (string list, error) Pervasives.result iolistdir t path returns the names of files and subdirectories within the directory path.
val write :
t ->
string ->
int ->
page_aligned_buffer ->
(unit, write_error) Pervasives.result iowrite t path offset data writes data at offset in file path on filesystem t.
If path contains directories that do not exist, write will attempt to create them. If path already exists, write will overwrite existing information starting at off.