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🗄️File Tools

Simple file manipulation

KFile Class Overview

The KFile class provides a versatile set of methods for managing file operations, supporting a wide range of use cases including reading, writing, renaming, and deleting files. Its straightforward API ensures efficient handling of various file formats and operations.

Key Features

  • Read and Write File Content - Binary Files: Supports reading and writing entire binary files for seamless handling of non-text data. - Character Files: Enables reading and writing text-based files with full encoding support. - Java Properties: Simplifies interaction with .properties files, allowing easy serialization and deserialization of key-value pairs. - JSON Objects: Facilitates reading and writing JSON data to and from files using JSONObject.

  • File Renaming and Deletion - Rename Files: Provides a method to rename files, ensuring atomic operations where supported by the underlying filesystem. - Delete Files: Allows safe and efficient file deletion with error handling for cases like missing or locked files.

  • Additional File Operations Includes various helper methods for other file-related tasks.

Use Cases

  • Data Serialization Manage binary, textual, and structured data formats like JSON or properties files.

  • File Maintenance Perform common file management tasks such as renaming and deletion.

  • Utility for Applications Ideal for applications requiring flexible and reliable file handling capabilities.

  • Read/Write Read and write entire entire file content (binary, character, Java Properties or JSONObject data)

Prerequisites

Example Delete File

KFile.delete("temp.txt);

Example Read JSON File

JSONObject jsonData = KFile.readJSONFile("text.json");

if (jsonData == null) {
   KLog.abort("Unable to read JSON file");
}

Example Create JSON File

JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject();
jsonObject.put("lastName", "Smith");
jsonObject.put("firstName", "John");
jsonObject.put("gender", "male");
KFile.writeFile(jsonObject, "test.json");

Example Copy Binary File

byte[] fileBuffer = KFile.readByteFile("inputFile");

if (!K.isEmpty(fileBuffer) {
   KFile.writeBytes(fileBuffer, "outputfile");
}

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