Description

A class (called “FS”) in TypeScript, that takes a directory as an argument which will act as an interface to a file system.

We need two methods in this class:

store(filename, content): Stores the content in filename within the given directory

get(filename): Returns the content from the filename

However, people are writing the same data over & over, but using different file names. So instead of storing the content as a file using the given filename, store the content using the hash of that content.

Let’s assume md5 is a "perfect" hashing function md5("content") -> "abcdef123456"

filename - only alphabetical characters

Example usage:

fs = FS("/topdir")
fs.store("filename1", "a very long string1")
fs.store("filename2", "a very long string1")
fs.store("filename3", "a very long string3")
result1 = fs.get("filename1")// gets 'a very long string1'
result2 = fs.get("filename2")// gets 'a very long string1'
result3 = fs.get("filename3")// gets 'a very long string3'

In the previous example the “a very long string1" is stored only once because two different files have the same content.

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Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Author

This project is developed and maintained by Farkas Ferenc.

• Name: Farkas Ferenc
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.happygastro.hu

Company

Happy Gastro Ltd.

License

MIT