Classes

ContentPipe has a couple classes, and they are as follows(with descriptions)

Content

The Content class is the core of the interface, it is what is used to load content globally and more!

Functions

LoadDirectory

public static void LoadDirectory(string path);

LoadDirectory is the function used to load a packed directory(.cpkg) file into the content pipeline. It takes in a relative or absolute path without extension, so loading Content/Text.cpg would be done via Content.LoadDirectory("Content/Text");

UnloadDirectory

public static void UnloadDirectory(string path);

UnloadDirectory is much like LoadDirectory, it is used to unload a packed directory(.cpkg) file and it, just like LoadDirectory, should not be given an extension. Please note that as of right now, it compares path strings, not the actual path loaded, and so it might not unload the file if a different string is given.

UnloadAll

public static void UnloadAll();

Unloads all mounted/loaded content

LoadPhysicalDirectory

public static void LoadPhysicalDirectory(string path);

LoadPhysicalDirectory loads a "physical" directory(a directory on disk), or an unpacked directory if you will. It doesn't accept a file extension, since there is no file to load, it simply mounts a directory.

UnloadPhysicalDirectory

public static void UnloadPhysicalDirectory(string path);

UnloadPhysicalDirectory detaches/unloads a so-called physical directory, and much like UnloadDirectory it ignores the actual path, and only compares the path string given.

Load

public static ContentLump? Load(string resource);

Load a file/ContentLump from the mounted/loaded directories or physical directories. Newer loaded directories are fetched from before other directories.
Physical directories will always be loaded from before packed directories

LoadBytes

public static byte[] LoadBytes(string resource);

Load binary data from a resource name, this is simply a wrapper for Content.Load(resource).Data, and it returns an empty byte array if the resource is not found

LoadString

public static string LoadString(string resource);

Load a string from a resource, this simple converts the content from LoadBytes to a string via UTF-8, and thus returns an empty string if the resource doesn't exist.

LoadStream

public static Stream LoadStream(string resource);

Loads a stream from a resource. This simply makes a new MemoryStream with the data from LoadBytes as a buffer, and thus has a length of 0 if the resource is not found.