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Author: chriswalpen

README.md

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 # Abstract.FileSystem
 Abstraction for the .Net Filesystem classes
 
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 Wrappers for some common classes from System.IO Namespace to create a layer of abstraction
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 Instead of using the Namespace System.IO include the Namespace Abstract.FileSystem to use Directory or File.
 
 ## Usage in Tests
-Abstract.FileSystem.Directory and Abstract.FileSystem.File both have a Factory Property. This can be set through the static method Setup(Func<IFileService> service) or Setup(Func<IDirectoryService> service).
+Abstract.FileSystem.Directory and Abstract.FileSystem.File both have a Factory Property. This can be set through the static method Setup(Func\<IFileService\> service) or Setup(Func\<IDirectoryService\> service).
 The Interface IFileService and IDirectoryService both provide the abstraction layers.
 
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