dirlinesstreamer

dir_lines_streamer is a Rust crate allowing reading files inside a directory line-by-line, one file after the other (in human-alphabetical order).

```toml

Cargo.toml

[dependencies] dirlinesstreamer = "0.1" ```

Example

Let's say you have a directory containing files split by logrotate that you want to read line-by-line:

sh ls fixtures/non-empty-dir/ messages messages.1 messages.10 messages.2 messages.20

Note how the alphabetical ordering sorts messages.10 before messages.2.

This crate allows creating a structure that implements the trait Iterator<Item = String> which returns the lines of the files.

```rust use failure; // Crate failure 0.1 use dirlinesstreamer::DirectoryLinesStreamer;

let streamerresult: Result = DirectoryLinesStreamer::fromdir("fixtures/non-empty-dir");

// Read all lines of all files inside the directory and store them in a Vec let lines: Vec = streamer.collect();

println!("lines: {:#?}", lines); ```

This will print:

text lines: [ "line one from messages\n", "line two from messages\n", "line three from messages\n", "line one from messages.1\n", "line two from messages.1\n", "line three from messages.1\n", "line one from messages.2\n", "line two from messages.2\n", "line three from messages.2\n", "line one from messages.10\n", "line two from messages.10\n", "line three from messages.10\n", "line one from messages.20\n", "line two from messages.20\n", "line three from messages.20\n" ]

License

Licensed under either of

• Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
• MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)

at your option.

Copyright (c) Element AI Inc., 2018, by Nicolas Bigaouette. All rights reserved.

Contribution

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