filewatch | File tailing library for the filefollow ingester
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File tailing library for the filefollow ingester
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- NewFollower creates a new follower
- initStateFile attempts to open a state file at the given path .
- NewLogHandler creates a new LogHandler .
- checkRename checks if a file is a rename or not
- ReadStateFile reads the state file at the given path .
- cleanStates removes states from state .
- getFileIdFromName returns the FileId for the given name .
- createDeletableFile creates a file with the given path
- newBaseReader returns a new baseReader .
- NewFilterManager creates a new FilterManager .
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QUESTION
I want to create a custom WebStorm Filewatcher rule that performs prettier-eslint
on save for the currently edited file. For my arguments, is there a way to declare that the command should be used for only the current edited file? You can see below for the file watcher rule I'm trying to create. Thanks!
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 15:10QUESTION
Looking to create a Hot Custom hot reload feature. I need to create an Event They should be able to listen to the Save command. Assume there are two projects in the same solution. Solution: Project A Class test Project B When I change something inside the project A class test and after I used Ctrl+s it should trigger a method inside Project B. I want to listen to the File save the event in the project A Test Class. is there is any way to do this.
I was tried out the Both scenario
Try method 1:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 03:38You can subscribe to the DocumentSaved event like this:
QUESTION
The project is compiling but whenever I am trying to run it, gives the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 08:47Adding the following line to build.sbt, to force a different implementation of the file watcher service, worked for me:
QUESTION
I am very new to coding (3 days in) and working on a project using FileSystemWatcher.
My current project is monitoring file changes to trigger an action.
I have it working correctly where it is monitoring a folder, with currently a single .txt file in it, and using OnChanged (looking at lastwrite) it triggers the action as expected. This is all fine and works perfectly, so I'm happy that I understand and can implement a basic FSW with an OnChanged event and trigger the appropriate action (go me, this is only after 3 days of learning C#).
However, I am unsure how to scale this up to multiple .txt files in the same folder, with each file triggering it's own specific action.
Example: A.txt, B.txt, and C.txt live in the same folder, using FSW whenever the files are changed I want to trigger an action specific to that file - so when OnChanged A.txt would trigger action a , and B.txt would trigger action b.
I imagine I will need to use queue's, possibly with BlockingCollection(?), however I do not understand how I can get the FSW to add to a queue in a way that it identifies WHICH file has been changed and then how to link that to the specific action for that file.
Any ideas how to mix FSW with queueing to trigger a set action?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have added my base code below (showing the FSW and OnChanged with an example action) - apologies if messy as I'm still learning.
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Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 21:18The FileSystemEventArgs which is passed in the OnChanged handler has the following properties you can use to determine specifics of the action.
ChangeType Gets the type of directory event that occurred.
FullPath Gets the fully qualified path of the affected file or directory.
Name Gets the name of the affected file or directory
With those you will know which file changed. How you link the file names to actions can be done in any number of ways. You could create a simple function that links file name to a method, however you would need to compile if you needed to change the file name or action to execute.
QUESTION
I'm using the VS code extension: Live Sass Compiler with Live Server and when I save other scss files than my style.scss it doesn't compile my style.scss file. Is there a setting I missed to do this?
Since I did not find any setting for this, I thought I want to use a filewatcher so if any scss file is saved, I want to force a save on my style.scss to trigger the live sass compile.
So I added the extension File Watcher and now I wonder what cmd to use to force a save on my style.scss file. In File Watcher extension I get the echo everytime I save a .scss file using this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 12:15I just needed to put underscore _ on my partial scss files. Then it will recompile my style.scss file.
QUESTION
I have a question regarding the EF in our ASP.NET Web Application. For our specific use-case we have to listen to a directory for added XML files. This works correctly using System.IO.FileSystemWatcher
. Everything is wrapped within a class, which looks like this.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-22 at 14:14I found the solution thanks to @King King. For anyone having a similar problem:
You have to create a new HostedService and add it to your Startup.cs
.
QUESTION
I am encountering a problem where I get the error TypeError: Cannot read property 'doFileHasCorrectFileExtension' of undefined
when I create an file or an folder. I expect my application to be able to use
the method doFileHasCorrectFileExtension
without having it being undefined.
As an attempt to solve my problem I created an variable that hold the object created by the class.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-05 at 22:01You are losing the correct this
by passing it into nsfw
- use this.onFilesChanged.bind(this)
QUESTION
I am trying to load a csv
file from Linux system throughlogstash(docker based)
with the below conf
file.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 06:46You need to make sure that /home/user/elk/logstash/report-file.csv
can be read by Logstash. I don't see that file being mapped to a volume accessible to Logstash.
In your docker compose configuration you need to add another volume like this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to watching file created event on Directory using FileSystemWatcher of Spring boot devtools filewatch package It's work fine when catch created event when file be written. But I facing a problem when write file with high frequency. FileSystemWatcher will waiting until all files be written then fire created event for each file.
So, I want FileSystemWatcher will fire created event when each file written, not wait to all file be written then fire events. How can I do that. Here is my code:
- Watching Configuration
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-16 at 08:58I've found the root cause by the folder which store file be locked by writer process. With high frequency, it will be locked until writer complete. So that, I've change my code to another way. I use common.io package to watching folder and just lock file which being write not lock folder. So that, my writer app and listener app can work parallel
QUESTION
when I start kibana and looking in the management tab it is displaying a message
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-17 at 16:47Your file
input is reading from the end of the file. Try modifying your input like this (i.e. read from the beginning):
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