I checked code in BlobFixture.cs
and found some tests about reading file's contents like below.
using (var repo = new Repository(BareTestRepoPath))
{
var blob = repo.Lookup<Blob>("a8233120f6ad708f843d861ce2b7228ec4e3dec6");
var contentStream = blob.GetContentStream();
Assert.Equal(blob.Size, contentStream.Length);
using (var tr = new StreamReader(contentStream, Encoding.UTF8))
{
string content = tr.ReadToEnd();
Assert.Equal("hey there\n", content);
}
}
But I cannot find a test that getting file's contents based on file's name. Is it possible to do that, if so how?
Each Tree
holds a collection of TreeEntry
. A TreeEntry
holds some metadata (name, mode, oid, ...) about a pointed at GitObject
. The GitObject
can be accessed through the Target
property of a TreeEntry
instance.
Most of the time, a TreeEntry
will point to a Blob
or another Tree
.
The Tree
type exposes an indexer which accepts a path to easily retrieve the finally pointed at TreeEntry
. As a convenience method, the Commit
exposes such an indexer as well.
Thus your code could be expressed this way.
using (var repo = new Repository(BareTestRepoPath))
{
var commit = repo.Lookup<Commit>("deadbeefcafe"); // or any other way to retreive a specific commit
var treeEntry = commit["path/to/my/file.txt");
Debug.Assert(treeEntry.TargetType == TreeEntryTargetType.Blob);
var blob = (Blob)treeEntry.Target;
var contentStream = blob.GetContentStream();
Assert.Equal(blob.Size, contentStream.Length);
using (var tr = new StreamReader(contentStream, Encoding.UTF8))
{
string content = tr.ReadToEnd();
Assert.Equal("hey there\n", content);
}
}