In our daily work, many times we need to hide some folders to protect our data or avoid unnecessary interference. How to hide folders in golang? Let me introduce it to you in detail below.
First of all, we need to know that in Windows systems, the properties of hidden folders are set to the "hidden" property, that is, the "hide" option of the folder properties is checked. In golang, the properties of a folder can be obtained through the FileInfo() method in the os package. You can use the IsDir() method to determine whether it is a folder, and then you can obtain the permission attributes of the folder through the Mode() method. Therefore, we only need to set the hidden attribute in the Mode() method of the folder.
The following is the specific code to implement folder hiding:
package main import ( "fmt" "os" ) func main() { path := "D:/test" // 文件夹的路径 err := os.Chmod(path, 0400) //设置文件夹的权限为只读,并且隐藏 if err != nil { fmt.Println(err) } fmt.Println("文件夹隐藏成功!") }
In the above code, we use the os.Chmod() method to modify the permissions of the folder and set its permissions to 0400 ( That is, read-only permissions in Linux systems), so that it can be hidden. Of course, you can also set it to 0600 permissions, so that you can hide it and view and modify it when needed.
With the above code, we can successfully hide the folder. Of course, in actual development, we need to take into account some abnormal situations that may occur, such as the folder not existing, etc., and we need to add corresponding exception handling to make the program more robust.
To sum up, the way to hide a folder in golang is to use the relevant permission setting method in the os package. Hiding can be achieved by setting the properties of the folder to read-only permission. This can not only protect data, but also effectively avoid some interference and improve the efficiency of our daily work.
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