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Programming language: C
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cassius
monitor linux file system events
Cassius.watch("lib", :all) # monitor events in a directory
monitored events are sent to the caller's pid
{:open, foobar} # {event, file_path}
These are the events you can monitor specifically (:all monitors all events)
| event | defn. |
|---|---|
| :close | file closed |
| :access | file accessed |
| :attrib | file metadata changed |
| :close_write | file wrote and closed |
| :close_no_write | file closed without write |
| :create | file/directory created |
| :delete | file/directory deleted |
| :delete_self | file/directory itself deleted |
| :modify | file modified |
| :move_self | file/directory itself moved |
| :moved_from | file left dir |
| :moved_to | file entered dir |
| :open | file opened |