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paths.go
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// Package paths provides a common way to handle paths
// configuration for all Beats.
//
// Currently the following paths are defined:
//
// path.home - It’s the default folder for everything that doesn't fit in
// the categories below
//
// path.data - Contains things that are expected to change often during normal
// operations (“registry” files, UUID file, etc.)
//
// path.config - Configuration files and Elasticsearch template default location
//
// These settings can be set via the configuration file or via command line flags.
// The CLI flags overwrite the configuration file options.
//
// Use the Resolve function to resolve files to their absolute paths. For example,
// to look for a file in the config path:
//
// cfgfilePath := paths.Resolve(paths.Config, "beat.yml"
package paths
import (
"fmt"
"os"
"path/filepath"
)
type Path struct {
Home string
Config string
Data string
Logs string
}
// FileType is an enumeration type representing the file types.
// Currently existing file types are: Home, Config, Data
type FileType string
const (
Home FileType = "home"
Config FileType = "config"
Data FileType = "data"
Logs FileType = "logs"
)
// Paths is the Path singleton on which the top level functions from this
// package operate.
var Paths = New()
// New creates a new Paths object with all values set to empty values.
func New() *Path {
return &Path{}
}
// InitPaths sets the default paths in the configuration based on CLI flags,
// configuration file and default values. It also tries to create the data
// path with mode 0750 and returns an error on failure.
func (paths *Path) InitPaths(cfg *Path) error {
err := paths.initPaths(cfg)
if err != nil {
return err
}
// make sure the data path exists
err = os.MkdirAll(paths.Data, 0750)
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("Failed to create data path %s: %v", paths.Data, err)
}
return nil
}
// InitPaths sets the default paths in the configuration based on CLI flags,
// configuration file and default values. It also tries to create the data
// path with mode 0750 and returns an error on failure.
func InitPaths(cfg *Path) error {
return Paths.InitPaths(cfg)
}
// initPaths sets the default paths in the configuration based on CLI flags,
// configuration file and default values.
func (paths *Path) initPaths(cfg *Path) error {
*paths = *cfg
// default for config path
if paths.Config == "" {
paths.Config = paths.Home
}
// default for data path
if paths.Data == "" {
paths.Data = filepath.Join(paths.Home, "data")
}
// default for logs path
if paths.Logs == "" {
paths.Logs = filepath.Join(paths.Home, "logs")
}
return nil
}
// Resolve resolves a path to a location in one of the default
// folders. For example, Resolve(Home, "test") returns an absolute
// path for "test" in the home path.
func (paths *Path) Resolve(fileType FileType, path string) string {
// absolute paths are not changed
if filepath.IsAbs(path) {
return path
}
switch fileType {
case Home:
return filepath.Join(paths.Home, path)
case Config:
return filepath.Join(paths.Config, path)
case Data:
return filepath.Join(paths.Data, path)
case Logs:
return filepath.Join(paths.Logs, path)
default:
panic(fmt.Sprintf("Unknown file type: %s", fileType))
}
}
// Resolve resolves a path to a location in one of the default
// folders. For example, Resolve(Home, "test") returns an absolute
// path for "test" in the home path.
// In case path is already an absolute path, the path itself is returned.
func Resolve(fileType FileType, path string) string {
return Paths.Resolve(fileType, path)
}
// String returns a textual representation
func (paths *Path) String() string {
return fmt.Sprintf("Home path: [%s] Config path: [%s] Data path: [%s] Logs path: [%s]",
paths.Home, paths.Config, paths.Data, paths.Logs)
}