File System Operation

The FS Operation, or File System Operation, component allows you to move, copy, delete, and rename files on the filesystem or cloud storage. It also allows you to check if a file exists.

See how it works:
File System Operation Explainer

Configuration

Operation

The operation to execute on the file. The following operations are available:

• copy: Copy a file or folder from one location to another. source and target must be set for this operation.
• move: Move a file or folder from one location to another. This operation can also be used to rename a file. source and target must be set for this operation.
• delete: Delete a file or folder. source must be set for this operation.
• exists: Check if a file or folder exists. source must be set for this operation.
• create: Create a directory. source must be set for this operation.

Source File

The path to the source file. This path can either be relative or absolute. A relative path will be relative to the execution directory of the application.

Target File

The path to the target file. This path can either be relative or absolute. A relative path will be relative to the execution directory of the application. The application will throw an error if the target file already exists. However, if the Overwrite existing files option is set, it will proceed and the target file will be overwritten.

Overwrite existing files

When ticked, the copy and move operations will overwrite existing files.

Inputs | Outputs

FS Operation

Input

Output

Error

00 0 (ilyxsu45)

When the source, target, or operation fields are given in the incoming data, they take precedence over the configured values.

Example:

{
  "source": "C:/Users/Administrator/Downloads/new.xlsx",
  "target": "C:/Users/Administrator/Downloads/new2.xlsx",
  "operation": "copy"
}