/** * @file storage.h * @brief APIs for working with storages, directories and files. */ #pragma once #include #include "filesystem_api_defines.h" #include "storage_sd_api.h" #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif #define STORAGE_INT_PATH_PREFIX "/int" #define STORAGE_EXT_PATH_PREFIX "/ext" #define STORAGE_ANY_PATH_PREFIX "/any" #define STORAGE_APP_DATA_PATH_PREFIX "/data" #define STORAGE_APP_ASSETS_PATH_PREFIX "/assets" #define INT_PATH(path) STORAGE_INT_PATH_PREFIX "/" path #define EXT_PATH(path) STORAGE_EXT_PATH_PREFIX "/" path #define ANY_PATH(path) STORAGE_ANY_PATH_PREFIX "/" path #define APP_DATA_PATH(path) STORAGE_APP_DATA_PATH_PREFIX "/" path #define APP_ASSETS_PATH(path) STORAGE_APP_ASSETS_PATH_PREFIX "/" path #define RECORD_STORAGE "storage" typedef struct Storage Storage; /** * @brief Allocate and initialize a file instance. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @return pointer to the created instance. */ File* storage_file_alloc(Storage* storage); /** * @brief Free the file instance. * * If the file was open, calling this function will close it automatically. * @param file pointer to the file instance to be freed. */ void storage_file_free(File* file); /** * @brief Enumeration of events emitted by the storage through the PubSub system. */ typedef enum { StorageEventTypeCardMount, /**< SD card was mounted. */ StorageEventTypeCardUnmount, /**< SD card was unmounted. */ StorageEventTypeCardMountError, /**< An error occurred during mounting of an SD card. */ StorageEventTypeFileClose, /**< A file was closed. */ StorageEventTypeDirClose, /**< A directory was closed. */ } StorageEventType; /** * @brief Storage event (passed to the PubSub callback). */ typedef struct { StorageEventType type; /**< Type of the event. */ } StorageEvent; /** * @brief Get the storage pubsub instance. * * Storage will send StorageEvent messages. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @return pointer to the pubsub instance. */ FuriPubSub* storage_get_pubsub(Storage* storage); /******************* File Functions *******************/ /** * @brief Open an existing file or create a new one. * * @warning The calling code MUST call storage_file_close() even if the open operation had failed. * * @param file pointer to the file instance to be opened. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path to the file to be opened. * @param access_mode access mode from FS_AccessMode. * @param open_mode open mode from FS_OpenMode * @return true if the file was successfully opened, false otherwise. */ bool storage_file_open( File* file, const char* path, FS_AccessMode access_mode, FS_OpenMode open_mode); /** * @brief Close the file. * * @param file pointer to the file instance to be closed. * @return true if the file was successfully closed, false otherwise. */ bool storage_file_close(File* file); /** * @brief Check whether the file is open. * * @param file pointer to the file instance in question. * @return true if the file is open, false otherwise. */ bool storage_file_is_open(File* file); /** * @brief Check whether a file instance represents a directory. * * @param file pointer to the file instance in question. * @return true if the file instance represents a directory, false otherwise. */ bool storage_file_is_dir(File* file); /** * @brief Read bytes from a file into a buffer. * * @param file pointer to the file instance to read from. * @param buff pointer to the buffer to be filled with read data. * @param bytes_to_read number of bytes to read. Must be less than or equal to the size of the buffer. * @return actual number of bytes read (may be fewer than requested). */ size_t storage_file_read(File* file, void* buff, size_t bytes_to_read); /** * @brief Write bytes from a buffer to a file. * * @param file pointer to the file instance to write into. * @param buff pointer to the buffer containing the data to be written. * @param bytes_to_write number of bytes to write. Must be less than or equal to the size of the buffer. * @return actual number of bytes written (may be fewer than requested). */ size_t storage_file_write(File* file, const void* buff, size_t bytes_to_write); /** * @brief Change the current access position in a file. * * @param file pointer to the file instance in question. * @param offset access position offset (meaning depends on from_start parameter). * @param from_start if true, set the access position relative to the file start, otherwise relative to the current position. * @return success flag */ bool storage_file_seek(File* file, uint32_t offset, bool from_start); /** * @brief Get the current access position. * * @param file pointer to the file instance in question. * @return current access position. */ uint64_t storage_file_tell(File* file); /** * @brief Truncate the file size to the current access position. * * @param file pointer to the file instance to be truncated. * @return true if the file was successfully truncated, false otherwise. */ bool storage_file_truncate(File* file); /** * @brief Get the file size. * * @param file pointer to the file instance in question. * @return size of the file, in bytes. */ uint64_t storage_file_size(File* file); /** * @brief Synchronise the file cache with the actual storage. * * @param file pointer to the file instance in question. * @return true if the file was successfully synchronised, false otherwise. */ bool storage_file_sync(File* file); /** * @brief Check whether the current access position is at the end of the file. * * @param file pointer to a file instance in question. * @return bool true if the current access position is at the end of the file, false otherwise. */ bool storage_file_eof(File* file); /** * @brief Check whether a file exists. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path to the file in question. * @return true if the file exists, false otherwise. */ bool storage_file_exists(Storage* storage, const char* path); /** * @brief Copy data from a source file to the destination file. * * Both files must be opened prior to calling this function. * * The requested amount of bytes will be copied from the current access position * in the source file to the current access position in the destination file. * * @param source pointer to a source file instance. * @param destination pointer to a destination file instance. * @param size data size to be copied, in bytes. * @return true if the data was successfully copied, false otherwise. */ bool storage_file_copy_to_file(File* source, File* destination, size_t size); /******************* Directory Functions *******************/ /** * @brief Open a directory. * * Opening a directory is necessary to be able to read its contents with storage_dir_read(). * * @warning The calling code MUST call storage_dir_close() even if the open operation had failed. * * @param file pointer to a file instance representing the directory in question. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path of the directory in question. * @return true if the directory was successfully opened, false otherwise. */ bool storage_dir_open(File* file, const char* path); /** * @brief Close the directory. * * @param file pointer to a file instance representing the directory in question. * @return true if the directory was successfully closed, false otherwise. */ bool storage_dir_close(File* file); /** * @brief Get the next item in the directory. * * If the next object does not exist, this function returns false as well * and sets the file error id to FSE_NOT_EXIST. * * @param file pointer to a file instance representing the directory in question. * @param fileinfo pointer to the FileInfo structure to contain the info (may be NULL). * @param name pointer to the buffer to contain the name (may be NULL). * @param name_length maximum capacity of the name buffer, in bytes. * @return true if the next item was successfully read, false otherwise. */ bool storage_dir_read(File* file, FileInfo* fileinfo, char* name, uint16_t name_length); /** * @brief Change the access position to first item in the directory. * * @param file pointer to a file instance representing the directory in question. * @return true if the access position was successfully changed, false otherwise. */ bool storage_dir_rewind(File* file); /** * @brief Check whether a directory exists. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path of the directory in question. * @return true if the directory exists, false otherwise. */ bool storage_dir_exists(Storage* storage, const char* path); /******************* Common Functions *******************/ /** * @brief Get the last access time in UNIX format. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path of the item in question. * @param timestamp pointer to a value to contain the timestamp. * @return FSE_OK if the timestamp has been successfully received, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_common_timestamp(Storage* storage, const char* path, uint32_t* timestamp); /** * @brief Get information about a file or a directory. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path of the item in question. * @param fileinfo pointer to the FileInfo structure to contain the info (may be NULL). * @return FSE_OK if the info has been successfully received, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_common_stat(Storage* storage, const char* path, FileInfo* fileinfo); /** * @brief Remove a file or a directory. * * The directory must be empty. * The file or the directory must NOT be open. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path of the item to be removed. * @return FSE_OK if the file or directory has been successfully removed, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_common_remove(Storage* storage, const char* path); /** * @brief Rename a file or a directory. * * The file or the directory must NOT be open. * Will overwrite the destination file if it already exists. * * Renaming a regular file to itself does nothing and always succeeds. * Renaming a directory to itself or to a subdirectory of itself always fails. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param old_path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the source path. * @param new_path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the destination path. * @return FSE_OK if the file or directory has been successfully renamed, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_common_rename(Storage* storage, const char* old_path, const char* new_path); /** * @brief Copy the file to a new location. * * The file must NOT be open at the time of calling this function. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param old_path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the source path. * @param new_path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the destination path. * @return FSE_OK if the file has been successfully copied, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_common_copy(Storage* storage, const char* old_path, const char* new_path); /** * @brief Copy the contents of one directory into another and rename all conflicting files. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param old_path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the source path. * @param new_path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the destination path. * @return FSE_OK if the directories have been successfully merged, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_common_merge(Storage* storage, const char* old_path, const char* new_path); /** * @brief Create a directory. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the directory path. * @return FSE_OK if the directory has been successfully created, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_common_mkdir(Storage* storage, const char* path); /** * @brief Get the general information about the storage. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param fs_path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path to the storage question. * @param total_space pointer to the value to contain the total capacity, in bytes. * @param free_space pointer to the value to contain the available space, in bytes. * @return FSE_OK if the information has been successfully received, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_common_fs_info( Storage* storage, const char* fs_path, uint64_t* total_space, uint64_t* free_space); /** * @brief Parse aliases in a path and replace them with the real path. * * Necessary special directories will be created automatically if they did not exist. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path in question. */ void storage_common_resolve_path_and_ensure_app_directory(Storage* storage, FuriString* path); /** * @brief Move the contents of source folder to destination one and rename all conflicting files. * * Source folder will be deleted if the migration was successful. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param source pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the source path. * @param dest pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the destination path. * @return FSE_OK if the migration was successfull completed, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_common_migrate(Storage* storage, const char* source, const char* dest); /** * @brief Check whether a file or a directory exists. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path in question. * @return true if a file or a directory exists, false otherwise. */ bool storage_common_exists(Storage* storage, const char* path); /** * @brief Check whether two paths are equivalent. * * This function will resolve aliases and apply filesystem-specific * rules to determine whether the two given paths are equivalent. * * Examples: * - /int/text and /ext/test -> false (Different storages), * - /int/Test and /int/test -> false (Case-sensitive storage), * - /ext/Test and /ext/test -> true (Case-insensitive storage). * * If the truncate parameter is set to true, the second path will be * truncated to be no longer than the first one. It is useful to determine * whether path2 is a subdirectory of path1. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path1 pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the first path. * @param path2 pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the second path. * @param truncate whether to truncate path2 to be no longer than path1. * @return true if paths are equivalent, false otherwise. */ bool storage_common_equivalent_path( Storage* storage, const char* path1, const char* path2, bool truncate); /******************* Error Functions *******************/ /** * @brief Get the textual description of a numeric error identifer. * * @param error_id numeric identifier of the error in question. * @return pointer to a statically allocated zero-terminated string containing the respective error text. */ const char* storage_error_get_desc(FS_Error error_id); /** * @brief Get the numeric error identifier from a file instance. * * @warning It is not possible to get the error identifier after the file has been closed. * * @param file pointer to the file instance in question (must NOT be NULL). * @return numeric identifier of the last error associated with the file instance. */ FS_Error storage_file_get_error(File* file); /** * @brief Get the internal (storage-specific) numeric error identifier from a file instance. * * @warning It is not possible to get the internal error identifier after the file has been closed. * * @param file pointer to the file instance in question (must NOT be NULL). * @return numeric identifier of the last internal error associated with the file instance. */ int32_t storage_file_get_internal_error(File* file); /** * @brief Get the textual description of a the last error associated with a file instance. * * @warning It is not possible to get the error text after the file has been closed. * * @param file pointer to the file instance in question (must NOT be NULL). * @return pointer to a statically allocated zero-terminated string containing the respective error text. */ const char* storage_file_get_error_desc(File* file); /******************* SD Card Functions *******************/ /** * @brief Format the SD Card. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @return FSE_OK if the card was successfully formatted, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_sd_format(Storage* storage); /** * @brief Unmount the SD card. * * These return values have special meaning: * - FSE_NOT_READY if the SD card is not mounted. * - FSE_DENIED if there are open files on the SD card. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @return FSE_OK if the card was successfully formatted, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_sd_unmount(Storage* storage); /** * @brief Mount the SD card. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @return FSE_OK if the card was successfully mounted, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_sd_mount(Storage* storage); /** * @brief Get SD card information. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param info pointer to the info object to contain the requested information. * @return FSE_OK if the info was successfully received, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_sd_info(Storage* storage, SDInfo* info); /** * @brief Get SD card status. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @return storage status in the form of a numeric error identifier. */ FS_Error storage_sd_status(Storage* storage); /******************* Internal LFS Functions *******************/ typedef void (*Storage_name_converter)(FuriString*); /** * @brief Back up the internal storage contents to a *.tar archive. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param dstname pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the archive file path. * @return FSE_OK if the storage was successfully backed up, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_int_backup(Storage* storage, const char* dstname); /** * @brief Restore the internal storage contents from a *.tar archive. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param dstname pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the archive file path. * @param converter pointer to a filename conversion function (may be NULL). * @return FSE_OK if the storage was successfully restored, any other error code on failure. */ FS_Error storage_int_restore(Storage* storage, const char* dstname, Storage_name_converter converter); /***************** Simplified Functions ******************/ /** * @brief Remove a file or a directory. * * The following conditions must be met: * - the directory must be empty. * - the file or the directory must NOT be open. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the item path. * @return true on success or if the item does not exist, false otherwise. */ bool storage_simply_remove(Storage* storage, const char* path); /** * @brief Recursively remove a file or a directory. * * Unlike storage_simply_remove(), the directory does not need to be empty. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the item path. * @return true on success or if the item does not exist, false otherwise. */ bool storage_simply_remove_recursive(Storage* storage, const char* path); /** * @brief Create a directory. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the directory path. * @return true on success or if directory does already exist, false otherwise. */ bool storage_simply_mkdir(Storage* storage, const char* path); /** * @brief Get the next free filename in a directory. * * Usage example: * ```c * FuriString* file_name = furi_string_alloc(); * Storage* storage = furi_record_open(RECORD_STORAGE); * * storage_get_next_filename(storage, * "/ext/test", * "cookies", * ".yum", * 20); * * furi_record_close(RECORD_STORAGE); * * use_file_name(file_name); * * furi_string_free(file_name); * ``` * Possible file_name values after calling storage_get_next_filename(): * "cookies", "cookies1", "cookies2", ... etc depending on whether any of * these files have already existed in the directory. * * @note If the resulting next file name length is greater than set by the max_len * parameter, the original filename will be returned instead. * * @param storage pointer to a storage API instance. * @param dirname pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the directory path. * @param filename pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the file name. * @param fileextension pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the file extension. * @param nextfilename pointer to a dynamic string containing the resulting file name. * @param max_len maximum length of the new name. */ void storage_get_next_filename( Storage* storage, const char* dirname, const char* filename, const char* fileextension, FuriString* nextfilename, uint8_t max_len); 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