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Storage_File
File Storage Engine is the default way of storing and loading data into a Program-Y, its been the defacto storage mechanism since day 1. Each entity or groups of entities are stored in seperate text files, typically directories specific to their data type e.g categories, maps, sets or rdf
For a list of all the entity types that are handle by storage engines see Storage Entities
console:
storage:
entities:
categories: file
errors: file
duplicates: file
learnf: file
conversations: file
maps: file
sets: file
rdf: file
denormal: file
normal: file
gender: file
person: file
person2: file
regex_templates: file
properties: file
defaults: file
twitter: file
spelling_corpus: file
license_keys: file
template_nodes: file
pattern_nodes: file
binaries: file
braintree: file
preprocessors: file
postprocessors: file
usergroups: file
In the same 'storage' section we then specify the storage engine 'file'. The name MUST match the same name as the entity storage type as above. For each entity type you specify the specific config in the 'config' subsection as follows
stores:
file:
type: file
config:
categories_storage:
dirs: ./storage/categories
subdirs: true
extension: .aiml
errors_storage:
file: ./storage/debug/errors.txt
duplicates_storage:
file: ./storage/debug/duplicates.txt
learnf_storage:
dirs: ./storage/categories/learnf
conversation_storage:
dirs: ./storage/conversations
sets_storage:
dirs: ./storage/sets
extension: txt
maps_storage:
dirs: ./storage/maps
extension: txt
rdf_storage:
dirs: ./storage/rdfs
subdirs: true
extension: txt
denormal_storage:
file: ./storage/lookups/denormal.txt
normal_storage:
file: ./storage/lookups/normal.txt
gender_storage:
file: ./storage/lookups/gender.txt
person_storage:
file: ./storage/lookups/person.txt
person2_storage:
file: ./storage/lookups/person2.txt
regex_storage:
file: ./storage/regex/regex-templates.txt
properties_storage:
file: ./storage/properties/properties.txt
defaults_storage:
file: ./storage/properties/defaults.txt
twitter_storage:
dirs: ./storage/twitter
spelling_storage:
file: ./storage/spelling/corpus.txt
license_storage:
file: ./storage/licenses/license.keys
pattern_nodes_storage:
file: ./storage/nodes/pattern_nodes.conf
template_nodes_storage:
file: ./storage/nodes/template_nodes.conf
binaries_storage:
file: ./storage/braintree/braintree.bin
braintree_storage:
file: ./storage/braintree/braintree.xml
preprocessors_storage:
file: ./storage/processing/preprocessors.conf
postprocessors_storage:
file: ./storage/processing/postprocessors.conf
usergroups_storage:
file: ./storage/security/usergroups.yaml
Each entry is configured for either single or multiple files as follows
For a single file, the only attribute is 'file' which is a path to the file containing the data to load
usergroups_storage:
file: ./storage/security/usergroups.yaml
For multiple files, there are 3 attributes
- dirs - List of directories to load all files from
- subdirs - Whether to scan all sub directories for files
- extension - Extension of the file types to load
categories_storage:
dirs: ./storage/categories
subdirs: true
extension: .aiml
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