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Linus Rath
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Bulwark counted a FileNode as a folder when it had no blobId. Stalwart 1.0 adds symlinks, which have no blob either, so they showed up as empty folders that could be opened, and folder copies recreated them as such. Listings now ask for `nodeType` (returned since 0.16.6) and a single helper, `fileNodeKind()`, decides what a node is in the Files store, the copy code and the global search, falling back to the blobId rule when `nodeType` is missing. `nodeType` is never sent in FileNode/set. A symlink is shown as an inert row with a link icon. It can be renamed, moved and deleted, but not opened, previewed, downloaded, copied or shared, and folder copies skip it.
21 lines
673 B
TypeScript
21 lines
673 B
TypeScript
import type { FileNode, FileNodeType } from './types';
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/**
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* What a FileNode is: a file, a folder or a symlink.
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*
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* `nodeType` says so on Stalwart 0.16.6 and later. Without it, a node is a
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* folder exactly when it has no content blob (#379). Stalwart 1.0 adds
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* symlinks, which have no blob either but can't hold anything, so the blob
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* rule alone would show them as empty folders.
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*/
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export function fileNodeKind(node: Pick<FileNode, 'nodeType' | 'blobId'>): FileNodeType {
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switch (node.nodeType) {
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case 'file':
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case 'directory':
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case 'symlink':
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return node.nodeType;
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default:
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return node.blobId == null ? 'directory' : 'file';
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}
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}
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