Object Creation
To create a storage object, first load the brightsign/storage
module using the require()
method. Then create an instance of the storage class.
var storageClass = require("@brightsign/storage"); var storage = new storageClass();
Storage
Use this interface to call the following methods:
eject()
Promise<void> eject(String mountPoint)
The storage device is prepared for safe removal and may be physically ejected if that is supported by the storage device.
format()
Promise<void> format(String mountPoint, String fileSystemType)
Formats the specified drive using one of the file systems listed below:
vfat
(FAT32, DOS/Windows file system): Readable and writable by Windows, Linux, and MacOS.exfat
(DOS/Windows file system): Supported on Series 3 (XTx43, XDx33, HDx23, LS423, HO523) and Series 4 (XTx44, XDx34, HDx24, LS424) players with firmware versions 6.2.94 and later. Secure boot is not supported with the exFAT filesystem on firmware version 6.2.94.ext2
(Linux file system): Writable by Linux and readable by Windows and MacOS with additional software.ext3
(Linux file system): Writable by Linux and readable by Windows and MacOS with additional software.ext4
(Linux file system): Writable by Linux and readable by Windows and MacOS with additional software. This is the recommended file system for SSD devices and USB hard drives.
Examples
const Storage = require("@brightsign/storage"); let storage = new Storage(); storage.eject("/storage/sd").then(() => { console.log("SD card can now be removed\n"); } );
const Storage = require("@brightsign/storage"); let storage = new Storage(); storage.format("/storage/sd", "vfat").then(() => { console.log("SD card has been formatted\n");});