Files

Available since: v3.0.0-alpha.1

Files are accessed by a path, which is prefixed with an f to differentiate it from a regular string.

Some examples of file pointers:

f"bucket:/some/key/to/a/file.txt";
f"bucket:/some/key/with\ escaped";

To work with the files that can be accessed through these pointers, use the following:

• A DEFINE BUCKET statement to set up the bucket to hold the files
• Files functions such as file::put() and file::get()

DEFINE BUCKET my_bucket BACKEND "memory";
f"my_bucket:/some_file.txt".put("Some text inside");
f"my_bucket:/some_file.txt".get();
<string>f"my_bucket:/some_file.txt".get();

Output
-------- Query --------

b"536F6D65207465787420696E73696465"

-------- Query --------

'Some text inside'