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Empty Default Folder - Organize your defaults!

its pretty simple, but every thing has subfolders and should be pretty easy to get familiar with or edit to your liking!

Here are some of the subfolders that is included in there, the clothes, hairs, build mode, and buy mode categories have custom sub folders with the object you want to replace's original name. So you shouldnt have to worry about duplicate defaults anymore!

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ESP32 Arduino Tutorial: Formatting the SPIFFS file system

PROJECTS

In this esp32 tutorial we will check how to format the SPIFFS file system of the ESP32, using the Arduino core. The tests were performed using a DFRobot’s

ESP32 module

integrated in a

ESP32 development board

.

Introduction

In this esp32 tutorial we will check how to format the SPIFFS file system of the ESP32, using the Arduino core.For this tutorial, you should have some files beforehand on the file system. You can use this Arduino IDE plugin to upload files. For a detailed tutorial on how to use it, please check here.Note that the path and the content of the files don’t matter for this tutorial, as the formatting procedure will erase everything. If you have any important file in your file system, please don’t follow this tutorial before you can save it in other place.Just for completion, this is the folder structure I will be using:|– emptyFolder

|– folder1

|– — other_file.txt

|– — nested

|– — — nested.txt

|– folder2

|– — some_file.txt

|– file.txtThe tests were performed using a DFRobot’s

ESP32 module

integrated in a

ESP32 development board

.The codeWe will start by including the SPIFFS.h library, so we have access to the SPIFFS extern variable.

#include "SPIFFS.h"

Then we will declare a function called listAllFiles that will list all the files of the SPIFFS file system. You can check in detail how to list all the files of the file system on

this

previous tutorial.In short, in this function, we will open the root directory “/” and then we will iterate through all the files by calling the openNextFile method. In each iteration we will print the name of the current file.

void listAllFiles(){  File root = SPIFFS.open("/");  File file = root.openNextFile();  while(file){      Serial.print("FILE: ");      Serial.println(file.name());      file = root.openNextFile();  } }

Moving on to the setup function, we will start by opening a serial connection, so we can print the results of running our program.

Serial.begin(115200);

Then we will mount the SPIFFS file system, so we can use it.

if (!SPIFFS.begin(true)) {    Serial.println("An Error has occurred while mounting SPIFFS");    return; }

After this, we will list all the files in the SPIFFS file system, before we format it.

Serial.println("\n\n----Listing files before format----"); listAllFiles();

After this, we will list all the files in the SPIFFS file system, before we format it.

Serial.println("\n\n----Listing files before format----"); listAllFiles();

Then, we will format the file system by calling the

format

method on the SPIFFS object. This method takes no arguments and returns as output a Boolean value indicating if the procedure was successful (true) or failed (false). We will store the returned value for error checking.

bool formatted = SPIFFS.format();

Then, we will do an error checking on the returned value to confirm if the procedure was successful. We will print a message indicating to the user the result of the operation.

if(formatted){    Serial.println("\n\nSuccess formatting"); }else{    Serial.println("\n\nError formatting"); }

To finalize, we will print again the files on the SPIFFS file system, to confirm they were indeed deleted. This second call should print an empty list.

Serial.println("\n\n----Listing files after format----"); listAllFiles();

The final source code can be seen below.

#include "SPIFFS.h" void listAllFiles(){  File root = SPIFFS.open("/");  File file = root.openNextFile();  while(file){      Serial.print("FILE: ");      Serial.println(file.name());      file = root.openNextFile();  } } void setup() {  Serial.begin(115200);  if (!SPIFFS.begin(true)) {    Serial.println("An Error has occurred while mounting SPIFFS");    return;  }  Serial.println("\n\n----Listing files before format----");  listAllFiles();  bool formatted = SPIFFS.format();  if(formatted){    Serial.println("\n\nSuccess formatting");  }else{    Serial.println("\n\nError formatting");  }  Serial.println("\n\n----Listing files after format----");  listAllFiles(); } void loop() {}

Testing the codeTo test the code, first open the Arduino IDE serial monitor to make sure you don’t loose the output of the program. Then, compile the code and upload it to your ESP32, assuming that you previously have some files in the SPIFFS file system.You should get an output similar to figure 1 on the serial monitor. As can be seen, before the formatting procedure, the files are listed. After formatting, the previously existing files are erased and thus nothing gets printed.Note that the formatting procedure may take a while, so you will need to wait some time until the empty list gets printed.

Figure 1 – Output of the program.

Reference: https://techtutorialsx.com/2019/02/24/esp32-arduino-formatting-the-spiffs-file-system/

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ESP32 Arduino Tutorial: Listing files in a SPIFFS file system specific path

In this esp32 tutorial we will learn how to list the files contained in a directory on the SPIFFS file system of the ESP32. The tests were performed using a DFRobot’s ESP32 module integrated in a ESP32 development board.

IntroductionIn

this esp32 tutorial we will learn how to list the files contained in a directory on the SPIFFS file system of the ESP32. We will be using the Arduino core to program the ESP32.For an explanation on how to list all the files from the SPIFFS file system, please check this previous tutorial.Recall from the mentioned previous tutorial that SPIFFS is a flat file system, which means that directories have no physical representation. So, there are only files with names that contain the full path of the files. For example, a file called “test.txt” inside a folder called “/fold” is represented by a file with the name “/fold/test.txt” on this file system.For this tutorial, we will use the same folder hierarchy that we have used in the

previous one (folders represented in green and files in blue):|– emptyFolder

|– folder1

|– — other_file.txt

|– — nested

|– — — nested.txt

|– folder2

|– — some_file.txt

|– file.txt

You can create this folder hierarchy inside a data folder located in your Arduino sketch directory and upload it using the Arduino IDE SPIFFS plugin. You can follow a detailed tutorial on how to use this plugin here.

As mentioned before, this file system doesn’t have a physical representation of directories. Thus, the path in which the file is located is reflected in its name. So, the procedure we will use to list all the files in a given directory will list all the files that start with the same name of that directory.For example, taking in consideration the folder hierarchy we will use, if we list all the files located in the “/folder1” directory, we will both obtain the “/folder1/other_file.txt” and the “/folder1/nested/nested.txt” files, since both have a name starting with “/folder1“.If we want to obtain a file contained in a nested directory, then we need to specify the whole path to that directory. So, if we only want to obtain the file “/folder1/nested/nested.txt“, we should use the “/folder1/nested” path.Taking this complexity in consideration and the fact that the whole file name cannot be bigger than 31 characters, we should be careful when designing the folder structure of the SPIFFS file system that will exist in the ESP32.The code shown here is adapted from the Arduino core SPIFFS example, which I really encourage you to try. It’s a very complete example of what can be done using SPIFFS. The tests were performed using a DFRobot’s ESP32 module integrated in a ESP32 development board.The codeWe will start the code by including the SPIFFS.h library, like we have been doing in previous tutorials where we interacted with this file system. As before, this will give us access to the SPIFFS extern variable, which we will use to interact with the file system.

#include "SPIFFS.h"

Then, we will declare a function called listDir which will allow us to print to the serial port the files inside a given directory. The function will receive as input a string with the directory for which we want to list the files.

void listDir(char * dir){ // function implementation }

The implementation of this function will be very similar to the code we used on the previous tutorial

where we listed all the files from the SPIFFS file system. Nonetheless, this time, the path of our directory will be the argument of the listDir function, which will allow us to list the files in the directory we want.So, the first thing we will do is calling the open method on the SPIFFS object, passing as input the directory we want to open. Recall that directories don’t have a physical representation in our file system and thus this is just a procedure that we follow to start iterating the files. This method call will return a File object representing the directory.

File root = SPIFFS.open(dir);

Then, to get the first file in that directory, we will call the openNextFile method on our File object. This will return another File object, this time representing an actual File (if there are any files on that directory).

File file = root.openNextFile();

Then, we will do a while loop, which will break when we open a non-existing file (recall that the File class overrides the C++ bool operator, which allow us to use the object as a Boolean in conditions). Naturally, when this happens, it means that there are no more files in the directory.In each iteration of the loop, we will simply print the name of the file and then try to obtain the next file with a call to the openNextFile method. The full listDir function can be seen below and it already contains this loop.

void listDir(char * dir){  File root = SPIFFS.open(dir);  File file = root.openNextFile();  while(file){      Serial.print("FILE: ");      Serial.println(file.name());      file = root.openNextFile();  } }

Moving on to the setup function, we will start by opening a serial connection, so the listDir function can print the names of the files.

Serial.begin(115200);

Then we will mount the file system, so we can start using it.

if (!SPIFFS.begin(true)) {    Serial.println("An Error has occurred while mounting SPIFFS");    return; }

Then, we will call the listDir function and pass as input the directories we have in our file system structure. Note that, as already mentioned, when we have nested folders we need to pass the whole path of that folder and not just the its relative path.

Serial.println("\n----DIR: /folder1"); listDir("/folder1"); Serial.println("\n----DIR: /folder2:"); listDir("/folder2"); Serial.println("\n----DIR: /folder1/nested:"); listDir("/folder1/nested");

So, for the nested folder we have in our file system, if we just pass the path “/nested” rather than “/folder1/nested“, nothing will be found because no file name starts with “/nested“. We will also check this use case to confirm the behavior.

Serial.println("\n----DIR: /nested:"); listDir("/nested");

The final source code can be seen below.

#include "SPIFFS.h" void listDir(char * dir){  File root = SPIFFS.open(dir);  File file = root.openNextFile();  while(file){      Serial.print("FILE: ");      Serial.println(file.name());      file = root.openNextFile();  } } void setup() {  Serial.begin(115200);  if (!SPIFFS.begin(true)) {    Serial.println("An Error has occurred while mounting SPIFFS");    return;  }  Serial.println("\n----DIR: /folder1");  listDir("/folder1");  Serial.println("\n----DIR: /folder2:");  listDir("/folder2");    Serial.println("\n----DIR: /folder1/nested:");  listDir("/folder1/nested");  Serial.println("\n----DIR: /nested:");  listDir("/nested"); } void loop() {}

Testing the codeTo test the code, assuming that you already uploaded all the files to your file system, simply compile it and upload it to your ESP32.Then, when the procedure finishes, open the Arduino IDE serial monitor. You should get an output similar to figure 1.As can be seen, when we list the files in the directory “/folder1”, all the files it contains get printed. This is true even for the file that is nested in another directory inside “/folder1”. The reason is that this approach will show all the files that have a name starting with “/folder1“, no matter if they contain more “/” characters in their name.For the remaining folders, the files they contain are also correctly listed, as can be observed in the image. For the particular case of the “/nested” directory, nothing gets printed because no file name starts with “/nested“.

Figure 1 – Content of the directories tested.Related Posts

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ESP32 Arduino: FAT file system

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ESP32 Arduino Tutorial: List all files in the SPIFFS file system

In this esp32 tutorial we will check how to list all the files on the SPIFFS file system of the ESP32, using the Arduino core. The tests were performed using a DFRobot’s ESP32 module integrated in a ESP32 development board

.

IntroductionIn 

this tutorial we will check how to list all the files on the SPIFFS file system of the ESP32, using the Arduino core.For an introductory tutorial on how to write a file to the SPIFFS file system, please check here  You can also read more about SPIFFS here.For this tutorial we are going to use this Arduino IDE plugin, which allows us to upload files to the SPIFFS file system. You can check a tutorial on how to use it here

.One important thing to consider about SPIFFS is that it does not support directories [1][2]. Thus, it means that if we create a file with the path “/dir/test.txt“, it will actually create a file with name “/dir/test.txt” instead of a file called “test.txt” inside a “/dir” folder.So, when using the Arduino IDE SPIFFS plugin, if we create files inside folders, they will be uploaded but their name will correspond to their full path inside the sketch data folder.Another important point to consider is that the filename can only have a maximum of 31 characters [3]. Thus, since the full path will be used as the name of the file in the SPIFFS file system, we need to be careful to avoid exceeding this limit.The tests were performed using a DFRobot’s ESP32 module integrated in a ESP32 development board

.

The folder structureIn order to test the listing of the files in the whole SPIFFS file system, we are going to use the already mentioned Arduino IDE plugin to upload some files to our ESP32. To test multiple use cases, we are going to create some folders and files to cover some different use cases.The folder structure we are going to use is the one shown below. Folders are represented in green and files in blue.

|– emptyFolder |– folder1 |– — other_file.txt |– — nested |– — — nested.txt |– folder2 |– — some_file.txt |– file.txt

Note that, as already covered in the previous tutorial

, the files to be uploaded with the plugin need to be placed in a data folder inside the folder of the Arduino sketch that we are using. So, you should create the previous folder structure inside the Arduino sketch data folder.Since we only want to list the file names, you don’t need to write any actual content inside the files.As mentioned before in the introductory section, the SPIFFS file system only contains files and not directories. So, the emptyFolder that we have in our folder hierarchy should not exist in our file system after the upload.For the files, we expect to obtain the following names, which contain their whole paths:

/file.txt

/folder1/nested/nested.txt

/folder1/other_file.txt

/folder2/some_file.txtAfter finishing the creation of the previous folder structure inside the data folder of your Arduino sketch, simply upload it to your ESP32 using the Arduino IDE plugin.The codeWe will start our code by including the SPIFFS.h library, so we have access to the file system related functionalities. In particular, we will have access to the SPIFFS extern variable, which we will use to interact with the file system.

#include "SPIFFS.h"

Moving on to the Arduino setup, where we will write the rest of the code, we will start by opening a serial connection. It will be used to later output the name of the files found in the file system.

Serial.begin(115200);

Then, we will need to mount the file system, before we can start using it.

if (!SPIFFS.begin(true)) {    Serial.println("An Error has occurred while mounting SPIFFS");    return; }

After this, we will call the open method on the SPIFFS extern variable, passing as input a string with the root path “/“. This will return a File object, even though there is no file with this name on the file system.This object will represent the root directory and we can use it to loop across all the files of the file system that belong to this “directory”.Note however that, as mentioned before, directories don’t actually exist in SPIFFS, only files. So, we will obtain all the files currently on the file system starting by “/”, regardless of how many other “/” characters exist in their names (simulating nested folders).

File root = SPIFFS.open("/");

After this, we will obtain the first file in the SPIFFS file system with a call to the

openNextFile

method on our root directory File object. This will return another File object, now representing an actual file.

File file = root.openNextFile();

Then, we will enter in a loop where we will print the name of the file and then call the openNextFile method again, until there are no more files in the file system.Note that the File class overloads the C++ Boolean operator, which means that we can use the actual File object as stopping condition of our loop.

while(file){      Serial.print("FILE: ");      Serial.println(file.name());      file = root.openNextFile(); }

The final code can be seen below.

#include "SPIFFS.h" void setup() {  Serial.begin(115200);  if (!SPIFFS.begin(true)) {    Serial.println("An Error has occurred while mounting SPIFFS");    return;  }  File root = SPIFFS.open("/");  File file = root.openNextFile();  while(file){      Serial.print("FILE: ");      Serial.println(file.name());      file = root.openNextFile();  } } void loop() {}

Testing the codeTo test the code, simply compile and upload it to your ESP32, assuming that you have already uploaded all the files with the

Arduino

IDE SPIFFS plugin.Once the procedure finishes, you should see a result similar to figure 1. As can be seen, all the 4 files we had in our folders are shown and their names correspond to their original full path. There aren’t any folders listed, as expected.

Figure 1 – Listing all files in the ESP32 SPIFFS file system.

References

https://techtutorialsx.com/2019/02/23/esp32-arduino-list-all-files-in-the-spiffs-file-system/

https://github.com/pellepl/spiffs

https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/api-reference/storage/spiffs.html

https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/issues/1820

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_ ⠀⠀⠀ 오늘은 올오어낫싱 #심야책방의날 입니다. 심야 책방의 테마는 #시 와 #시집 으로 <시,초록>입니다. 본격적인 초록이 사작되는 봄, 설레일 감정의 시작점을 함께 할 시집 한권이 올오어낫싱이 권하는 테마입니다. 🌳🌳🌳 ⠀⠀⠀ 부디 올오어낫싱의 심야 책방과 함께 시집 한권 읽는 그런 날이 되시기를. ⠀⠀⠀ 오늘 올낫에서 시집 포함 3만원 이상 책을 구매하시면 한정 <핸드 에코백>을 증정합니다. 100% 린넨 코튼으로 국내 제작된 핸드 에코백(판매가 8천원 상당)은 책 몇권을 담아 간편하게 다닐 수 있는 봄의 #잇템 입니다.색상은 총 10가지! 벌써 하나는 증정해드렸네요. _ ⠀⠀⠀ 오늘의 올낫과 함께 하는 메이트 작가는 박혜정 작가입니다. 프로그램은 7시 부터이나 늦으실 분들이 계셔서 7시와 8시, 두 타임으로 부담없이 운영하겠습니다. _ 오늘 올낫에 준비된 시집 라인업입니다. ⠀⠀⠀ 김언 #너의알다가도모를마음 은 판매 되었습니다. ⠀⠀⠀ 박혜정 #응그래#마음나누기 #비밀은소란스럽게온다 함선영 #초석위에나비 한지상 #시공간 최수민 #어른의혼잣말 #아침은오지않아 이도형 #이야기와가까운 하늘 나는 오리 #시집너희는갔고나는낼게 #외계인의고백 성현 #씨발아한다 김지훈 #아버지도나를슬퍼했다 정평섭 #상처에도상처가있다 김나림다, 윤주도 #십팔시선 임참치 #참치의노래 바람, 어둠, 빛, 사랑 박이도 #가벼운걸음 , 김순오 #초록빛고백 에곤실레 #나영원한아이 등 ⠀⠀⠀ 문태준, 내가 사모하는 일에 무슨 끝이 있나요 / 장이지, 레몬옐로 / 박준, 당신의 이름을 지어다가 며칠은 먹었다, 우리가 함께 장마를 볼 수도 있겠습니다 / 신철규, 지구만큼 슬펐다고 한다 / 허수경 , 전 작품 등의 다양한 시집들이 있습니다. _ ⠀⠀⠀ 이 시집들은 특별히 장바구니에 미리(?) 넣어두었으니 그저 꺼내서 보시고 구매하시면 되겠습니다. ⠀⠀⠀ 오늘은 올오어낫싱에서 시쇼(시집 쇼핑) 어떠신가요? ⠀⠀⠀ 올오어낫싱의 특별한 심야책방과 함께 4월의 마지막 불금을 보내실 분을 기다립니다. ⠀⠀⠀ 심야 책방은 다음의 책방들에서도 함께 진행하며 각각 다양한 이벤트들을 준비하고 있으니 심야 책방 투어를 해보시는 것도 좋을 것 같습니다. ⠀⠀⠀ 살롱드북 @salon_book , 엠프티폴더스 @emptyfolders , gaga77page @gaga77page , 안도북스 @ando_books , 새벽감성1집 @dawnsense_1.zip 등 전국 70개 책방 ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ #독산책방 #올오어낫싱 #독립책방 #독립서점 #독립출판물 #독립출판 #개성출판 #북스타그램 #책스타그램 #책방스타그램 #서점스타그램 #북코멘터리책방 #북코멘터리 #올낫공지 #심야책방의날 #심야책방(올오어낫싱에서) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwtje5YlZ1z/?igshid=t6natgxy065c

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_ #올오어낫싱 심야책방의 날 특징은요... 1. 낮엔 손님이 없다 2. 온라인 주문량이 늘어난다. 3. 9시가 넘으면 손님이 온다. 4. 새벽 3시가 넘어야 끝이 난다.(?) 등등입니다. _ 오늘도 역시 마땅한 행사는 없고요...아홉수 행사라고 나름 의미를 부여한 조곤조곤 얘기나눔을 하다가 내키면 영화라도 한편 볼 참입니다.(지난 번에 못본 카모메 식당...) 그리고는 그저 책 읽는 것이죠. ��😮😮 _ 올낫의 오랜만에 곳곳컷입니다. 지아 작가 @jia.jina.min 의 #감정의박제 원화전시는 계속되고 있고요. 다음 달에는 홍대 @gaga77page 로 넘어가 확대전시가 예정되어 있어요. 곽유진 작가 @whimsybreezy_guak 의 작품같은 굿즈들도 전시판매 중입니다. 주로 엽서들을 많이 가져 가시네요. 포스터도 한없이 예쁘니 찾아주셔도 될 것 같습니다. 또한 진정한 장인정신 출판사 에디시옹 장몰랭 @editions_jeanmoulin 코너와 그림책 전문 출판사 글로연 @gloyeon 코너도 운영 중이니 응원해주시길 바랍니다. *글로연 코너는 특별히 샘플링 중입니다. _ 오늘은 깜짝 박스가 도착을 했는데요... #내일이있어우리는슬프다 의 김광섭 시인 @poetisdead 께서 보낸 책과 굿즈(?) 였습니다. 굿즈의 구성은 놀라웁게도 티셔츠와 라이터 2종이었는데요...티셔츠의 문구가 매우 강렬하네요. 😳 라이터 역시도 레어템으로써 격하게 애용(?) 중입니다. 그리고 느껴지는 하나는...시인은 악필(?)이다. 라는 것이죠. 🤗🤗🤗 괜찮습니다. 알아보면 되는 거니까요. 😅 시집의 내용은 매우 독특합니다. 아직 읽고 있는 중입니다만...시인 특유의 염세적 표현이 넘나들고 있어요. 이 날씨와도 몹시 어울리는 글귀들이 찬연합니다. _ 이제 슬슬 심야책방 가동입니다. 전국의 심야책방들 많이 사랑해주셔요. 광명 @bookndrawing 관악 @emptyfolders @traveltown_book @salon_book 신촌 @now_afterbooks 용산 @yijae_seogo 등 곳곳에서 엄청난(?) 심야책방을 한다고 하니 조금은 심심한 올낫도 방문해주시고 가까이에 있는 책방들 많이 찾아주셔욤~ 👏 . . . . #독산책방 #올오어낫싱 #책스타그램 #북스타그램 #독립서점 #독립책방 #독립출판 #개성출판 #함께읽는2018책의해 #무슨책읽어? #심야책방의날 #서점스타그램 #책방스타그램 #오늘도심야부스터가동? (올오어낫싱에서) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpZDpQ2g9XB/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=14aoprvoa9n0o

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_ 뭐...예상은 했지만 사람들 파도를 타고다니는 건 오랜만인지라... #서일페 견학(?) 무사히 마쳤고요...한껏 즐기다 집으로 돌아가는 길입니다만...이전 일러스트 페어는 실망감이...(아니 예전 1층을 장악하던 일페는 어디로 간겨???) 제가 잘모르는 일페만 남은듯요...😶😶😶 _ 초대권 제공해준 코피루왁 @kopiluwack 작가께 인사하러 부스로 갔지만 미리 오늘은 부재 중이라는 것을 알았기에 누가 계실까 했는데 오빠분이! ㅎㅎ 반가운 맘에 인사드리고 곳곳을 누볐어요. 🤤 _ 끝날 즈음 조우한 #나의가시 지우 작가 @mary.jung3 요즘 매우 자주 반갑고요 (ㅎㅎㅎ) 엠프티폴더스 @emptyfolders 소정 싸장뉨, 만나진 못했지만 북앤드로잉 @bookndrawing @황싸장뉨 등 많은 분들과 즐거웠어요! 더불어 많은 작가분들~ _ 오늘 올낫 휴무 잘 즐겼습니드라~ 그런데 내일과 모레는 올낫지기 출장예정인지라...내일 월요일은 #바다로퇴근하겠습니다 미아 작가 @miamijinlee 가 일일책방지기로, 화요일에는 리누 작가 @leeee_noooo 가 일일 책방지기를 할 예정입니다~ _ 이제 마지막 남은 일요일의 시간을 같이 즐겨보시죠!!! 션~하게! . . . . #독산책방 #올오어낫싱 #책스타그램 #북스타그램 #독립서점 #독립책방 #독립출판 #개성출판 #서점스타그램 #책방스타그램 (Coex - Gangnam Gu - Seoul에서)

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_ 오늘 새벽 다섯시에 사실 올낫은 병원 응급실을 다녀왔어요. 작년에도 몇번 응급실을 실려갔으나 이제 내성(?)이 생긴듯 합니다. 119 구급차가 친숙하기까지...😵😵😵 지금은 겔겔~ 거리며 심야책방 준비에 여념이 없습니다. 죽어도 심야책방은 하고 죽으리.😱😱😱 _ 어느덧 금주 27일 금요일이네요. 이번 7월 심야책방의 날 #올오어낫싱 공식테마는 #괴기와추리사이 입니다. 😫 초청작가는 #도시사람을묻다 의 김택준 @photok201 작가와 #유리코 의 이스안 @toyphilbooks_suan 작가입니다. <도시괴담> 형태로 올낫 내부를 전시로 꾸미며 작은 이벤트로는 #도시사진을묻다 라는 타이틀로 곳곳에 숨겨진 사진 중 심야책방의 날 당일 <공지해드리는 사진>을 가장 빨리 찾는 분께 올낫이 준비한 매우 특별한 경품을 드립니다. 또한 이스안 작가가 직접 가지고 오는 #유리코 인형과의 포토타임을 통해 사진을 찍으신 <간 큰> 분들께도 역시 매우 특별한 경품을 드립니다. (경품의 이미지는 본 피드의 사진 끄트머리에 살포시 들어있습니다. 그 밖에 특별한 경품이 또 있죠. 후후) 👍👍👍 _ 심야책방의 날 공식 이벤트로는 #한밤의원고청탁 해당 이벤트는 응모하시는 모든 분들께 20명 한정의 메시지 포스트잇을 드리는 것과 해당일에 책을 구매하시는 분들께 드리는 스페셜 에디시언~~~~ 에코백이 있습니다. 이건 15명 한정. 🤔 올오어낫싱의 심야책방의 날 스탬프는 방문하시면 찍어드리니 주저없이 얼굴을(웅?) 아니 찍을만한 곳을 내놓아주시면 되겠습니드아~ 🤤 _ 이외에도 올낫과 가까운 곳에 있는 여행마을 @traveltown_book 살롱드북 @salon_book 이재서고 @yijae_seogo 핏어팻 @pitapat_bookcoffee 북앤드로잉 @bookndrawing 엠프티폴더스 @emptyfolders 리지블루스 @bookstore_lizzyblues 등등에 들려 와주시면 하다못해 맥주 한 캔, 쭈쭈바라도 하나 더 드리겠습드아~ 다음 날 망하는 일이 있더라도요. 😌 _ 그럼 우리 그 날 함께 심야책방들을 돌아보아요~ 🤩🤩🤩 . . . . . #독산책방 #올오어낫싱 #책스타그램 #북스타그램 #독립서점 #독립책방 #독립출판 #개성출판 #함께읽는2018책의해 #무슨책읽어? #심야책방의날 #서점스타그램 #책방스타그램 (올오어낫싱에서)