public class HelmIgnorePathMatcher extends Object implements PathMatcher, Predicate<Path>
PathMatcher and a Predicate<Path>
that matches paths using the syntax of
a .helmignore file.
This class passes all
of the unit tests present in the Helm project's
package concerned with .helmignore files. It may
permit richer syntax, but there are no guarantees made regarding
the behavior of this class in such cases.
This class is safe for concurrent use by multiple threads.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
HelmIgnorePathMatcher()
Creates a new
HelmIgnorePathMatcher. |
HelmIgnorePathMatcher(Collection<? extends String> stringPatterns)
Creates a new
HelmIgnorePathMatcher. |
HelmIgnorePathMatcher(Path helmIgnoreFile)
Creates a new
HelmIgnorePathMatcher. |
HelmIgnorePathMatcher(Reader reader)
Creates a new
HelmIgnorePathMatcher. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addPattern(String stringPattern)
Calls the
addPatterns(Collection) method with a
singleton
Set consisting of the supplied stringPattern. |
void |
addPatterns(Collection<? extends String> stringPatterns)
Adds all of the valid
.helmignore patterns present in the supplied Collection of such patterns. |
boolean |
matches(Path path)
Returns
true if the supplied Path is neither
null, the empty path ("") nor the "current
directory" path ("." or "./"), and if at least
one of the patterns added via the addPatterns(Collection) method logically matches it. |
boolean |
test(Path path)
Calls the
matches(Path) method with the supplied Path and returns its results. |
public HelmIgnorePathMatcher()
HelmIgnorePathMatcher.public HelmIgnorePathMatcher(Collection<? extends String> stringPatterns)
HelmIgnorePathMatcher.stringPatterns - a Collection of valid .helmignore patterns; may be nullPatternSyntaxException - if any of the patterns is
invalidpublic HelmIgnorePathMatcher(Reader reader) throws IOException
HelmIgnorePathMatcher.reader - a Reader expected to provide access to a
logical collection of lines of text, each line of which is a valid .helmignore pattern (or blank line, or comment); may be
null; never closedIOException - if an error related to the supplied reader is encounteredPatternSyntaxException - if any of the patterns is
invalidpublic HelmIgnorePathMatcher(Path helmIgnoreFile) throws IOException
HelmIgnorePathMatcher.helmIgnoreFile - a Path expected to provide access
to a logical collection of lines of text, each line of which is a
valid .helmignore pattern (or blank line, or comment); may be
null; never closedIOException - if an error related to the supplied helmIgnoreFile is encounteredPatternSyntaxException - if any of the patterns is
invalidHelmIgnorePathMatcher(Reader)public final void addPattern(String stringPattern)
addPatterns(Collection) method with a
singleton
Set consisting of the supplied stringPattern.stringPattern - a valid .helmignore pattern; may be null or empty or prefixed with a # character,
in which case no action will be takenaddPatterns(Collection),
matches(Path)public void addPatterns(Collection<? extends String> stringPatterns)
.helmignore patterns present in the supplied Collection of such patterns.
Overrides must not call addPattern(String).
stringPatterns - a Collection of valid .helmignore patterns; may be null in which case no
action will be takenmatches(Path)public final boolean test(Path path)
matches(Path) method with the supplied Path and returns its results.test in interface Predicate<Path>path - a Path to test; may be nulltrue if the supplied path matches; false otherwisematches(Path)public boolean matches(Path path)
true if the supplied Path is neither
null, the empty path ("") nor the "current
directory" path ("." or "./"), and if at least
one of the patterns added via the addPatterns(Collection) method logically matches it.matches in interface PathMatcherpath - the Path to match; may be null in
which case false will be returnedtrue if at least one of the patterns added via
the addPatterns(Collection) method logically matches the
supplied Path; false otherwiseCopyright © 2017–2018, microBean. All rights reserved.