filesystem

Creates a new directory at the target path, including any parent directories that are missing (like mkdir -p ). The first output is triggered if the directory is successfully created, or if it already exists. Input arguments Output argumen...

Deletes the target file or directory. Directories are deleted recursively (like rm -rf ). If the file/directory was deleted successfully, the first output is triggered. Input arguments Output arguments Number of outputs: 2 No output ...

Note that currently on iOS only supports exporting one file (the first one will be picked if there are multiple). Android and web support exporting multiple files. Input arguments Output arguments Number of outputs: 2 Events No eve...

Checks if a target file/directory exists. If yes, the first output is triggered. If not, the second output is triggered. If an error occurred while checking if the file/directory exists, the third output is triggered. Input arguments Outp...

Gets a checksum for the target file with the given algorithm. Input arguments Output arguments Number of outputs: 2 Events No events. Errors

Given a local filesystem path, get information about the file/directory it points to. Since a path can be either a file or a directory, the Type output argument resolves to either file or directory . Correspondingly, File or Directory w...

Moves the target file to a new location in the filesystem. Can also be used to rename a file by moving it within the same folder. Input arguments Output arguments Number of outputs: 2 Events No events. Errors

Reads the given file and outputs its contents as a string. Note that reading/handling large files this way can cause performance issues. Input arguments Output arguments Number of outputs: 2 Events No events. Errors

Writes data to a target file. You can set the encoding and whether or not the data should be appended to the end, or the whole file overwritten. Input arguments Output arguments Number of outputs: 2 Events No events. Errors