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+Continuing from the [previous](https://git.ablecorp.us/able/The_Programmers_ByAble/src/branch/main/Unix%3B%20Your%20mouse%20are%20a%20file.md) post we will define a very minimal example of a file and API
+
+Here is our file definition
+```rust
+struct File{}
+```
+
+Files could have some metadata like a name
+```rust
+struct File{
+    @documentation["The length of the file name is limited to 100 because of simplicity"]
+    @validator[Length(100)]
+    name: String,
+}
+```
+and of course the data
+```rust
+struct File{
+    @documentation["The length of the file name is limited to 100 because of simplicity"]
+    @validator[Length(100)]
+    name: String,
+    @documentation["Untyped raw bytes of the file"]
+    data: Vector<u8>,
+}
+```
+
+
+
+Now we come to the fun part. Bikeshedding the api.
+
+I propose a simple read/write/open/close api that supports offsets for read/write
+```rust
+struct File{
+    @documentation["The length of the file name is limited to 100 because of simplicity"]
+    @validator[Length(100)]
+    name: String,
+    @documentation["Untyped raw bytes of the file"]
+    data: Vector<u8>,
+
+    @documentation["The offset is to allow you do reads of specific data like the header of a file"]
+    read: function(offset: u64, length: u64) -> Vector<u8>;
+
+    @documentation["The offset is to allow you do write to specific data like the header of a file"]
+    write: function(offset: u64, data: Vector<u8>) -> None;
+    @documentation["Open a file based on a path"]
+    open: function(Path) -> File;
+    @documentation["Close a file and save all changes"]
+    close: function(None) -> None;
+}
+```
+
+Small post this time that is more hand holdy. Next time will be a full filesystem definition as well as a virtual file system.
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-A file is a wonderful abstraction over raw data on a storage device.
+A [file](https://git.ablecorp.us/able/The_Programmers_ByAble/src/branch/main/Files%3B%20an%20overview.md) is a wonderful abstraction over raw data on a storage device.
 Users don't want to think about how many blocks on a disk their data takes up.
 They want a nice clean efficient way to reference all of the data, as such filesystems were a genius idea.
 A mouse device by design has some state which can be represented in a certian way, say we use JSON.