this field is true if this info corresponds to a regular file.
mutually exclusive with respect to isDirectory and isSymlink.
this field is true if this info corresponds to a symbolic-link (symlink).
mutually exclusive with respect to isFile and isDirectory.
the size of the file in bytes. (comes up as 0 for directories)
the last modification time of the file.
this corresponds to the mtime field from stat on linux and mac, and ftLastWriteTime on windows.
this may not be available on all platforms.
the last access time of the file.
this corresponds to the atime field from stat on unix, and ftLastAccessTime on windows.
this may not be available on all platforms.
the creation time of the file.
this corresponds to the birthtime field from stat on mac/bsd, and ftCreationTime on windows.
this may not be available on all platforms.
the last change time of the file.
this corresponds to the ctime field from stat on mac/bsd, and ChangeTime on windows.
this may not be available on all platforms.
id of the device containing the file.
the underlying raw st_mode bits that contain the standard unix permissions for this file/directory.
provides metadata information about a filesystem entry (file, folder, or a symbolic link). this interface is returned by the statEntry and lstatEntry functions.
only the fields that are common to windows, linux, and mac systems have been kept, while the stat fields specific to only a subset of the common platforms have been omitted.