Cabinet provides abstractions over various file storage providers. This allows you to develop IO code without having to worry about where the file is actually stored.
Plugging in a new provider is easy as:
cabinetFactory.RegisterFileSystemProvider()and
IFileCabinet fileCabinet = cabinetFactory.GetCabinet(new FileSystemCabinetConfig() {
Directory = @"C:\data\"
});The project has Core packages and Provider packages. Core packages provide abstractions and helpers.
| Core Packages | Version |
|---|---|
| Core |  |
| Config |  |
| Web |  |
We current support the following providers
| Provider | Provider Package | Config Package |
|---|---|---|
| File System |  |
 |
| Migrator |  |
 |
| Amazon S3 |  |
 |
| Azure Blog | TODO | TODO |
| Google Cloud Storage | TODO | TODO |
Cabinet is designed to be very configurable and pluggable.
IFileCabinetFactory cabinetFactory = new FileCabinetFactory(); // or inject IFileCabinetFactory with IOC
cabinetFactory
.RegisterFileSystemProvider() // Register a file system provider to store files on disk
.RegisterS3Provider(); // Register an Amazon S3 provider
IFileCabinet fileCabinet = cabinetFactory.GetCabinet(new FileSystemCabinetConfig() {
Directory = @"C:\data\"
});
IFileCabinet s3Cabinet = cabinetFactory.GetCabinet(new S3CabinetConfig() {
AWSCredentials = new BasicAWSCredentials("accessKey", "secretKey"),
AmazonS3Config = new AmazonS3Config(),
BucketName = "test-bucket"
});
string fileKey = "foo/bar.txt";
using (var stream = await s3Cabinet.OpenReadStreamAsync(fileKey)) { // open stream for file in s3
ISaveResult saveResult = await fileCabinet.SaveFileAsync(fileKey, stream, HandleExistingMethod.Overwrite); // save file to disk
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