import SwiftyFileSystem

// Alias constructor for URL(fileURLWithPath: "path/to/myfile")
let url = "path/to/myfile".fileURL

// URL resource properties
print(url.fileExists) // prints `true` or `false`
print(url.isLocal) // prints `true` if the file resides on the local machine
print(url.isUbiquitous) // prints `true` if the file is managed and synced the cloud
print(url.isRegularFile) // prints `true` if the file is regular file
print(url.isDirectory) // prints `true` if the file is a directory
print(url.isSymbolicLink) // prints `true` if the file is a symbolic link
print(url.isInferredHidden) // prints `true` if the filename begins wit a "." or "~" character
print(url.isHidden) // prints `true` if the file hidden by default from the user
print(url.fileSize) // prints the size of this file in bytes, if it is a regular file
print(url.sizeOfContents) // prints the recurively summated size of a directory's contents
print(url.fileCount) // prints the number of files contained in a directory
print(url.creationDate) // prints the creation date of this file
print(url.contentAccessDate) // prints the content access date of this file
print(url.modificationDate) // prints the most recent modification date of this file

import SwiftyFileSystem

// Enumerates and prints the file contents of a directory.
for file in FileSystem.contentsOfDirectory(at: FileSystem.mainResourcePath) {
    print(file)
}

// Copy a file from one testDirectory to another, and increment the name if the
// destination file already exists using a renaming policy that puts the
// version number after the basename but before the file extension 
// prefixed by a dash and bounded in parentheses.
let src = "path/to/my-src".fileURL
let dst = "path/to/my-dst".fileURL
FileSystem.copyItem(at: src, to: dst, with:
        FileSystem.NamingPolicy(options:
            [.versionDashed,
             .versionInsideParentheses], maxRenamingAttempts: 10))

import SwiftyFileSystem

// prints file size like "##.## MB" or "##.## GB" etc."
print("path/to/myfile".fileURL.fileSize.dataSizeString(decimals: 2, format: .short))