Inheritance diagram for chira::FilesystemResourceProvider:

Collaboration diagram for chira::FilesystemResourceProvider:

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Public Member Functions
	FilesystemResourceProvider (std::string path_, bool isPathAbsolute=false, const std::string &name_=FILESYSTEM_PROVIDER_NAME)

bool	hasResource (std::string_view name) const override

void	compileResource (std::string_view name, Resource *resource) const override

std::string_view	getPath () const

bool	isAbsolute () const

std::string	getFolder () const

std::string	getLocalResourceAbsolutePath (const std::string &identifier) const

Public Member Functions inherited from chira::IResourceProvider
	IResourceProvider (std::string name)

std::string_view	getName () const

Static Public Member Functions
static void	nixifyPath (std::string &path)
	Converts all backslashes in a string to forward slashes.

static std::string	getResourceIdentifier (std::string_view absolutePath)
	Takes an absolute path of a resource file and converts it to a resource identifier. More...

static std::string	getResourceFolderPath (std::string_view absolutePath)
	Takes an absolute path of a resource folder and converts it to a valid input path for a FilesystemResourceProvider. More...

static std::string	getResourceAbsolutePath (const std::string &identifier)
	Takes a resource identifier and returns the full absolute path, if it exists.

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Attributes inherited from chira::IResourceProvider
std::string	providerName

Detailed Description

Member Function Documentation

std::string FilesystemResourceProvider::getResourceFolderPath ( std::string_view absolutePath )

static

Takes an absolute path of a resource folder and converts it to a valid input path for a FilesystemResourceProvider.

Does not check if the resource identifier actually points to a valid resource.

std::string FilesystemResourceProvider::getResourceIdentifier ( std::string_view absolutePath )

static

Takes an absolute path of a resource file and converts it to a resource identifier.

Does not check if the resource identifier actually points to a valid resource.

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