changed to new mountpoint

examples/basicExample.cpp

@@ -41,12 +41,13 @@ int main() {
     std::shared_ptr<telemetry::Directory> telemetryRootNode;
 	telemetryRootNode = telemetry::Directory::create();
 
-    // path to root dir, which has to exist before the program starts.
-    // The path is local to where the program is called from.
+    // The path to root dir is local to where the program is called from.
     std::string fusePath = "fusedir";
 
     // Linking root dir to the chosen directory on disk.
-    telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse fuse = telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse(telemetryRootNode, fusePath, true, false);
+    // If the fourth argument is true it means the directory on disk doesn't need to
+    // exist before starting program.
+    telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse fuse = telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse(telemetryRootNode, fusePath, true, true);
 	fuse.start();
     // The filesystem is still just empty.
     // /
@@ -91,7 +92,6 @@ int main() {
     // │  └─ time
     // └─ time
 
-    // Don't forget to create directory named fusedir
     // Waiting for ctrl+c. In the meantime you can open another terminal and
     // navigate to the newly linked directory. Just reading the new time file
     // should print the time elapsed in seconds since the start of the program.

examples/holderExample.cpp

@@ -9,6 +9,8 @@
 #include <telemetry.hpp>
 #include <appFs.hpp>
 
+// Object that collects it's own telemetry or owns
+// telemetry files or directories.
 class IOwnTelemetryFiles {
     public:
         void configTelemetry(const std::shared_ptr<telemetry::Directory>& rootDir) {
@@ -39,13 +41,12 @@ int main() {
 
     std::string fusePath = "fusedir";
 
-    telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse fuse = telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse(telemetryRootNode, fusePath);
+    telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse fuse = telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse(telemetryRootNode, fusePath, true, true);
 	fuse.start();
 
-    // Object that collects it's own telemetry or owns
-    // telemetry files or directories.
     // The files callbacks get disabled when the telemetry holder
-    // is destroyed. 
+    // is destroyed and if the files and dirs don't have another reference
+    // elsewhere they get destroyed too.
     IOwnTelemetryFiles object;
 
     // Configuration of telemetry inside of the object.

examples/utilsExample.cpp

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 void traverseDir(std::shared_ptr<telemetry::Directory>& dir, int depth) {
     // Using utils to check if a directory is a root directory
     if(telemetry::utils::isRootDirectory(dir->getFullPath())) {
-        std::cout << "start\n";
+        std::cout << "root\n";
     }
 
     // looping through files and dirs in directory
@@ -40,7 +40,8 @@ void traverseDir(std::shared_ptr<telemetry::Directory>& dir, int depth) {
             try {
                 std::cout << telemetry::contentToString(file->read());
             } catch(std::exception& ex) {
-                std::cout << ex.what() << "\n";
+                // File::read operation not supported
+                // std::cout << ex.what() << "\n";
             }
         }
     }
@@ -53,7 +54,7 @@ int main() {
 
     std::string fusePath = "fusedir";
 
-    telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse fuse = telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse(telemetryRootNode, fusePath);
+    telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse fuse = telemetry::appFs::AppFsFuse(telemetryRootNode, fusePath, true, true);
 	fuse.start();
 
     // Let's create a more complex dir structure
@@ -68,15 +69,15 @@ int main() {
     auto dir2 = dir1->addDir("dir2");
     auto dir3 = dir1->addDir("dir3");
 
-    const int nFiles = 5;
-    for(int index = 0; index < nFiles; index++) {
-        auto file = dir2->addFile("file" + std::to_string(index + 4), emptyFileOps);
-    }
+    auto file4 = dir2->addFile("file4", emptyFileOps);
+    auto file5 = dir2->addFile("file5", emptyFileOps);
+    auto file6 = dir2->addFile("file6", emptyFileOps);
+    auto file7 = dir2->addFile("file7", emptyFileOps);
 
-    auto file9 = dir3->addFile("file9", emptyFileOps);
+    auto file8 = dir3->addFile("file8", emptyFileOps);
 
     // And now traverse the directory with the use of telemetry utils
-    traverseDir(telemetryRootNode, 0);
+    traverseDir(telemetryRootNode, 1);
 
     // Utils can also give you a node from path
     auto node = telemetry::utils::getNodeFromPath(telemetryRootNode, "/dir1/dir2/file5");