CodingFS

Filter files by its type (source, dependency, generated). The type is detected by coding workspaces.

Requirement: .NET >= 8

Cli

When running CodingFS from the command line, CodingFS will load config file from config.toml. You can also explicitly specify a config file to use with the --config CLI option.

Config file example:

# The starting directory to traverse, used in Mount and List command.
Root = "D:\\Coding"

# Maximum search depth (include the root).
MaxDepth = 6

# Additional paths are considered to be dependency.
Deps = []

# Additional paths are considered to be ignored.
Ingores = [
	"D:\\Coding\\ThirdParty",
	"D:\\Coding\\temp",
]

[Detector]
# Set the type of files matched by .gitignore, NotCare, Dependency, or Ignored.
Gitignore = "NotCare"

Mount

CodingFS mount <MountPoint> [--config=<config.toml>] [--type=<Source>] [--label=<SourceView>] [--readonly=<bool>]

Map a directory to a virtual drive, containing only files of the specified type. You must install Dokan driver to run this command.

• MountPoint: drive letter of the mouted filesystem. Required.
• --config: Path of the config file to use.
• --type: Which type of files should be included in the file system. Avaliable values: Source, Dependency, Generated. Use comma to separate flags.
• --label: Volume label on Windows.
• --readonly: Mount the volume as read-only. Default false.

CodingFS does not watch files, changes made after mounting may not be reflected on the virtual volume.

Warning

If you set --type without Source, CodingFS need to scan the directory recursively before mounting, This may take a while, you can limit the depth by set MaxDepth property in the config file.

List

CodingFS list [--config=<config.toml>] [--type=<Source>] [--name-only]

List files in root directory of the specific type.

• --config: Path of the config file to use.
• --type: Which type of files should be listed. Avaliable values: Source, Dependency, Generated. Use comma to separate flags.
• --name-only: Only show file names.

Inspect

CodingFS inspect [D:\path\to\inspect]

Show workspaces and their recognize result for the specific path. Useful for debug.