As in Unix shell cd

Copy in-path to out-path, in-path can be URI or filename, out-path should be a file

Common use case for copy-paths

Create directory if it doesn’t exist (recursively)

Ensure that the directory structure to contain this file exists

Throw a generic Exception with formatted string

Given an exception, returns the error message

Delete a directory and its contents

Delete a file or directory safely (that is, no error if doesn’t exist)

True if file path exists

A tree seq on java.io.Files

returns [user email timestamp msg commit] of last commit for file

Joins the elements passed in into a path

Like fs/list-dir, but recurses through subdirectories and does not include dirs in result. Ignore .dotfiles

Make a copy of contens of url in a local temp file or supplied filename

Like doseq but each iteration gets its own thread.

Like doseq* but each iteration gets its own thread.

Map f over the kes of hashmap in parallel

Map f over the values of hashmap in parallel

Return the number of available processors

Read a csv file into maps

Read a csv file into vectors

Read a form from a file

Given a tsv file with a header line, returns seq where each elt is a map of field names to strings

Read a tsv file into vectors

Return a reader for a file, with homedir expansin

Like core/spit, but will do something sensible for lazy seqs.

Like schpit but will prettyprint.

Version of sh that takes a single string, which can include pipe operators etc

Version of sh uses templating

Splits a path delimited with /

Start a background process to execute thunk f every t mssc

Return a sequence of all positions where sub is found in string

Returns a fn that acts like f, but return value is (time result), time in msec]

Return a writer for a file, with homedir expansin