Read a directory at a given path. When using a forward slash at the beginning of a path, the path must be absolute. When left empty, the path defaults to “/”. Examples:

  • myFolder -> Read a directory called “myFolder” in your home directory
  • /pathToHomeDirectory -> Read the contents of your home directory
  • /pathToHomeDirectory/myFolder ->Read a directory called “myFolder” in your home directory, this time using the absolute path
  • someFolder/myFolder -> Read the contents of an existing folder in your home directory that is nested in an existing folder.

Inputs:

  • Directory Path - The path to the directory that you want to read.

Outputs:

  • Directory
    • Items
      • Name (text) - The name of the file or directory
      • Path (text) - The absolute path of the file or directory
      • File Size (number) - The file size in bytes
      • Last Modified (text) - The last modified date
      • Owner (number)  - The owner of the file or directory
      • Group (number) - The group of the file or directory
      • Permissions (object) - Permissions for the file or directory