Description
Returns basic file information about a file such as the date it was created.
Parameters
Return Type
String []
Returns an array containing the information about the file.
Examples
Example 1
string [] file = fileInfo("someFile.xlsx");
runnerLog("Path: " + file["absolutePath"]);
runnerLog("Created Date: " + parseDate("yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss", file["created"]));
runnerLog("Created Date Long: " + formatNumber(file["createdLong"], "#####"));
runnerLog("Last Modified Date: " + parseDate("yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss", file["lastModified"]));
runnerLog("Last Modified Long: " + formatNumber(file["lastModifiedLong"], "#####"));
runnerLog("URI: " + file["uri"]);
runnerLog("Directory: " + file["isDirectory"]);
runnerLog("Symbolic Link: " + file["isSymbolic"]);
runnerLog("Parent Folder: " + file["parent"]);
runnerLog("Readable: " + file["canRead"]);
runnerLog("Writable: " + file["canWrite"]);
runnerLog("Executable: : " + file["canExecute"]);
Path: C:\Program Files\Atlassian\Application Data\JIRA_versions\silprograms\someFile.xlsx Created Date: 2020-10-13 13:05:49 Created Date Long: 1602608749593 Last Modified Date: 2020-10-13 13:07:50 Last Modified Long: 1602608870213 URI: /C:/Program Files/Atlassian/Application Data/JIRA_versions/silprograms/someFile.xlsx Directory: false Symbolic Link: false Parent Folder: C:\Program Files\Atlassian\Application Data\JIRA_versions\silprograms Readable: true Writable: true Executable: true
Example 2
Get all the attachments for an issue that were created during the current day. Assume the issue has the following attachments: Apple.jpg - created 2 weeks ago Banana.jpg - 1 hour ago Orange.jpg - created 1 week ago Strawberry.jpg - 4 hours ago
string [] attachmentsCreatedToday;
for(string a in attachments) {
string [] file = fileInfo(getAttachmentPath(key, a));
date created = parseDate("yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss", file["created"]);
if(created > startOfDay(currentDate())) {
attachmentsCreatedToday += a;
}
}
return attachmentsCreatedToday;
Results: Banana.jpg|Strawberry.jpg
1. It is recommended that you use forward slashes ( / ) for file paths. 2. If the file path contains a backslash replace it with two backslashes, otherwise you will get a syntax error.
See also
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