I'm working on iOS project that supports iTunes file sharing feature. The goal is realtime tracking incoming/changed data's.
I'm using (kinda modified) DirectoryWatcher class from Apple's sample code
and also tried this source code.
The data is NSBundle (*.bundle) and some bundles are in 100-500 MB ranges, depends on its content, some video/audio stuff. The bundles has xml based descriptor file in it.
The problem is any of these codes above fires notification or whatever else when the data just started copying and but not when the copy/change/remove process finished completely.
Tried next:
checking file attributes:
NSDictionary *fileAttrs = [[NSFileManager defaultManager] attributesOfItemAtPath:[contURL path] error:nil];
BOOL fileBusy = [[fileAttrs objectForKey:NSFileBusy] boolValue];
looking for the fileSize
changes:
dispatch_async(_checkQueue, ^{
for (NSURL *contURL in tempBundleURLs) {
NSInteger lastSize = 0;
NSDictionary *fileAttrs = [[NSFileManager defaultManager] attributesOfItemAtPath:[contURL path] error:nil];
NSInteger fileSize = [[fileAttrs objectForKey:NSFileSize] intValue];
do {
lastSize = fileSize;
[NSThread sleepForTimeInterval:1];
fileAttrs = [[NSFileManager defaultManager] attributesOfItemAtPath:[contURL path] error:nil];
fileSize = [[fileAttrs objectForKey:NSFileSize] intValue];
NSLog(@"doing job");
} while (lastSize != fileSize);
NSLog(@"next job");
}
);
any other solutions?
The solution above works great for bin files, but not for .bundle (as .bundle files are directory actually). In order to make it work with .bundle, you should iterate each file inside .bundle
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