Assume the following structure in your recources folder:
resources
├─spec_A
| ├─AA
| | ├─file-aev
| | ├─file-oxa
| | ├─…
| | └─file-stl
| ├─BB
| | ├─file-hio
| | ├─file-nht
| | ├─…
| | └─file-22an
| └─…
├─spec_B
| ├─AA
| | ├─file-aev
| | ├─file-oxa
| | ├─…
| | └─file-stl
| ├─BB
| | ├─file-hio
| | ├─file-nht
| | ├─…
| | └─file-22an
| └─…
└─…
The task is to read all files for a given specification spec_X
one subfolder by one. For obvious reasons we do not want to have the exact names as string literals to open with Source.fromResource("spec_A/AA/…")
for hundreds of files in the code.
Additionally, this solution should of course run inside the development environment, i.e. without being packaged into a jar.
Thanks to @TrebledJ ’s answer, this could be minimized to the following:
class ConfigFiles (val basePath String) {
lazy val jarFileSystem: FileSystem = FileSystems.newFileSystem(getClass.getResource(basePath).toURI, Map[String, String]().asJava);
def listPathsFromResource(folder: String): List[Path] = {
Files.list(getPathForResource(folder))
.filter(p ⇒ Files.isRegularFile(p, Array[LinkOption](): _*))
.sorted.toList.asScala.toList // from Stream to java List to Scala Buffer to scala List
}
private def getPathForResource(filename: String) = {
val url = classOf[ConfigFiles].getResource(basePath + "/" + filename)
if ("file" == url.getProtocol) Paths.get(url.toURI)
else jarFileSystem.getPath(basePath, filename)
}
}
special attention was necessary for the empty setting maps.
checking for the URL protocol seems inevitable. Git updated, PUll requests welcome: https://github.com/kurellajunior/list-files-from-resource-directory