API for accessing hierarchical file systems. Clients use [[Path]]s to obtain [[Resource]]s representing files or directories. `Path` contains many useful operations for manipulating paths: value path = parsePath("/Users/Trompon/Documents"); value child = path.childPath("hello.txt"); value sibling = child.siblingPath("goodbye.txt"); value parent = path.parent; The attribute [[resource|Path.resource]] of `Path` is used to obtain a `Resource`. It is usually necessary to ...

This module allows you to read and write to streams, such as files, sockets and pipes. See the `ceylon.io` package for usage examples.

The `ceylon.test` module is a simple framework to write repeatable tests. Tests execute the code of the module under test and can make assertions about what it does.

This module defines APIs for: - representing and manipulating URIs, - connecting to HTTP servers, and - defining HTTP endpoints and executing HTTP servers. The [[ceylon.net.uri::Uri]] class supports connection to an HTTP URI.

This module defines APIs for defining HTTP endpoints and executing HTTP servers. A [[ceylon.http.server::Server]] represents a HTTP server.

API for running native commands in a child process. Clients simply create `Process`es using the `createProcess()` method.

Compiler

A formatter for the Ceylon programming language. # Command line usage Note: if the `ceylon format` plugin wasn’t installed by default in your distribution, you can add it by running: ~~~sh ceylon plugin install ceylon.formatter/1.3.3 ~~~ To format ...

This modules provides functions to execute commands. The following example will create a task that when called will execute `git pull` command.

This module allows you to check if the process is executing OpenShift and, if so, to obtain information about the host IP and port you should bind on, your public DNS, and database connection information. # Usage void connectToDb(String ...

Functions and `Task` wrappers to copy / delete files and directories. ### Delete This module provides two functions to delete files and directories.