Index of values

Copy files or directories (recursively).

Create a “red” traffic light.

Make /bin/sh execute a command, fail if it does not return 0.

Create as many directories as needed (can be 0) to ensure that the directory path exists (like mkdir -p).

Make a human-readable string for any error in this module.

Execute a shell command and return its standard output, standard error, and exit code stdout, stderr.

Get information about a path (whether it exists, its size, or sym-link destination).

Convert file information to a string

Obtain the file_tree starting at a given path.

Like for_sequential but all the threads are launched concurrently.

Like for_concurrent but with the index in the list passed to the function.

Sequentially launch f on the first argument and process the whole list even if there are errors.

green t sets the light to “green”, this will wake up all the threads waiting on try_to_pass t.

Get all the children of a directory, through a next stream-like function.

Create a new empty directory or fail if it already exists (i.e.

Make a symbolic link link_path pointing at target.

Heavy-weight function trying to mimic the behavior the UNIX command “mv” (c.f.

Try to move src to dest using Lwt_unix.rename, if it works, return `Moved if it does not work but copy could work (i.e.

pick_and_cancel is a wrapper for Lwt.pick.

Remove a file or a directory recursively.

Block for a given amount of seconds (Lwt_unix.sleep).

Convert a status (or an error) to a human-readable string

try_to_pass t will block until t is “green” or will return immediately if t is already green.

Sequentially launch f on the first argument and get out of the loop at the first error.

Returns the list of results if all succeed, or the first error.

Execute a function f with a timeout (in seconds).