StorageDomain.BinaryFile
public final class StorageDomain.BinaryFile extends StorageDomain
| java.lang.Object | ||
| ↳ | androidx.test.backup.host.StorageDomain | |
| ↳ | androidx.test.backup.host.StorageDomain.BinaryFile | |
Targets local raw binary files stored within internal app storage.
Summary
Public constructors |
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BinaryFile( |
Public methods |
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boolean |
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final @NonNull byte[] |
The raw byte array content of the file. |
final @NonNull String |
getPath()The path of the file, relative to the app's files directory ( |
int |
hashCode() |
final boolean |
Whether the file is in device-protected storage, which is available before the user first unlocks the device, rather than in the default storage of the app. |
@NonNull String |
toString() |
Public constructors
BinaryFile
public BinaryFile(
@NonNull String path,
@NonNull byte[] content,
boolean isDeviceProtectedStorage
)
Public methods
getContent
public final @NonNull byte[] getContent()
The raw byte array content of the file. The domain keeps a copy of it, and returns a new copy on each read.
getPath
public final @NonNull String getPath()
The path of the file, relative to the app's files directory (Context.getFilesDir()), such as "my_image.png". An absolute path is used as is.
isDeviceProtectedStorage
public final boolean isDeviceProtectedStorage()
Whether the file is in device-protected storage, which is available before the user first unlocks the device, rather than in the default storage of the app. That is credential-encrypted storage, unless the app sets android:defaultToDeviceProtectedStorage. A relative path then starts at the files directory of device-protected storage.