Directory

Represents a directory in the file system.

The Directory class is used to model a directory and its behavior within a file system. The class distinguishes between different file types, with FileType.Directory being explicitly associated with instances of this class.

This abstraction is useful for operations that involve hierarchical file structures, such as listing contents, locating parent directories, or performing file system navigation.

Features:

• Encapsulates information and behavior specific to directories.

• Used in conjunction with other classes (e.g., FileSystemProvider) for file system management.

Considerations:

• Instances of Directory are not directly concerned with file contents but with structure and navigation within the file system.

• The class may be utilized for tasks like directory traversal, metadata analysis, or adopting domain-specific implementations.