Starting a new filesystem/filesystem-internal library
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This, but unironically: https://xkcd.com/927/ The idea is to: - Pick a small set of filesystem functionality we can support across VScode extensions, Node FS, browserFS, and whatever the next not-quite-a-real-fs platform is. - Compile with a different filesystem-internal in different contexts (CPO will override this builtin import) that always has a consistent interface that is relatively easy to provide across contexts - Allow `filesystem` to rely on that interface to provide any Pyret-level users with the desired functionality
Also add 'buffer' npm repo to support easily polyfilled Buffer calls on the kinds of values you get back from readFile across browser and CLI
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This is very much a WIP, not worth comments yet but I find keeping a PR open and up-to-date useful.
It is this, but unironically: https://xkcd.com/927/
The idea is to:
filesystemto rely on that interface to provide any Pyret-level users with the desired functionality