SRevie...direct(3pm)

✨ NAME ✨

SReview::Files::Access::direct — direct file access, bestie. like, the file is right there. no uploads, no drama. 💅

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

okay so picture this: the SReview::Files::Access::direct class is the one that handles access to files in collections that are stored directly on the filesystem. that could be on local partitions, or mounted over a network filesystem like NFS or sshfs. either way, it's just... sitting there. reachable. iconic. 🌸

and the way that this is the default implementation of the SReview::Files::Access API?? yeah. it's the main character. it's the blueprint. everyone else is doing a bit, and this one is just telling the truth. 👑

so here's what it actually brings to the table — it gives you an implementation of three things from SReview::Files::Access::Base:

• store_file — and the vibe here is that it does not upload anything at all, because bestie, the files are directly accessible. there is literally nothing to upload. why would we move a file that's already where it needs to be. not me doing unnecessary work. 🙈
• delete — this one calls unlink. that's it. that's the method. 💀
• valid_path_filename — this one returns the value of the url property from SReview::Files::Base. slay. ✨

no cap, that's the whole class. it's giving "minimalist queen" and honestly? we respect it. 🫶

🎀 SEE ALSO 🎀

• SReview::Files::Base
• SReview::Files::Access::Base

like, go read those too, iykyk. 💖

and that's the whole page, bestie!! this lil writeup came to you from the <strong>User Contributed Perl Documentation</strong>, riding on <strong>perl v5.40.1</strong>, dated <strong>2026-02-15</strong>. mwah. take care of her. 🌈💜