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I'm implementing a service using reactphp/filesystem that allows for data transfer supporting resume operations. In order to accomplish this, I need to be able to seek() to a particular offset in the file.
I've found that the Adapter::read method contains a reference to the offset, passed in as the third parameter.
However, this $offset seems to only be used internally by the ReadableStreamTrait class, by keeping a reference to the current readCursor and incrementing this by chunkSize each read operation.
Is there any way to set the reacCursor position manually or do I need to look into using the Adapter / filesystem class directly? Would it be worth adding a new method to the ReadableStreamTrait to set the readCursor directly in order to set the offset?
@tomfite Thanks for reporting, I agree this should be supported and exposed by our APIs! 👍
It looks like this is exposed by AdapterInterface::read() and AdapterInterface::getContents() recently introduced via #62, but not FilesystemInterface::getContents(). This means you should be able to pass this offset to seek to a specific position already. We're working towards more consistent APIs with #46, PRs to help with this are always very much appreciated! 👍
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clue commentedon Aug 4, 2020
@tomfite Thanks for reporting, I agree this should be supported and exposed by our APIs! 👍
It looks like this is exposed by
AdapterInterface::read()andAdapterInterface::getContents()recently introduced via #62, but notFilesystemInterface::getContents(). This means you should be able to pass this offset to seek to a specific position already. We're working towards more consistent APIs with #46, PRs to help with this are always very much appreciated! 👍