Provides an implementation of Ramstack.FileSystem for integrating with Microsoft.Extensions.FileProviders.
To install the Ramstack.FileSystem.Adapters NuGet package
in your project, run the following command:
dotnet add package Ramstack.FileSystem.Adaptersusing Microsoft.Extensions.FileProviders;
using Microsoft.Extensions.FileProviders.Physical;
using Ramstack.FileSystem.Adapters;
// Create a physical file provider that points to the specified directory
IFileProvider provider = new PhysicalFileProvider(@"C:\path");
// Create a virtual file system adapter that wraps the physical file provider.
//
// An added benefit is that now information about the entire file hierarchy is available
// for files and directories provided by the underlying provider.
IVirtualFileSystem fs = new VirtualFileSystemAdapter(provider);
await foreach (VirtualFile file in fs.GetFilesAsync("/"))
{
Console.WriteLine(file.FullName);
}- Ramstack.FileSystem.Abstractions - Provides a virtual file system abstraction.
- Ramstack.FileSystem.Physical - Provides an implementation based on the local file system.
- Ramstack.FileSystem.Azure - Provides an implementation using Azure Blob storage.
- Ramstack.FileSystem.Amazon - Provides an implementation using Amazon S3 storage.
- Ramstack.FileSystem.Google - Provides an implementation using Google Cloud storage.
- Ramstack.FileSystem.Zip - Provides an implementation based on ZIP archives.
- Ramstack.FileSystem.Readonly - Provides a read-only wrapper for the underlying file system.
- Ramstack.FileSystem.Globbing - Wraps the file system, filtering files and directories using glob patterns.
- Ramstack.FileSystem.Prefixed - Adds a prefix to file paths within the underlying file system.
- Ramstack.FileSystem.Sub - Wraps the underlying file system, restricting access to a specific subpath.
- Ramstack.FileSystem.Composite - Provides an implementation that combines multiple file systems into a single composite file system.
| Version | |
|---|---|
| .NET | 6, 7, 8, 9 |
Bug reports and contributions are welcome.
This package is released as open source under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.