Make fs/path its own external module #60
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This is a little library I made to do some path management and parsing and is loosely based on the path module it's replacing. While I'm here breaking things, I'm changing `fs` to use more verbose names.
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... and accept `lexical_path.Pattern`s in more places
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I've been liking this module enough that I've been either copy-pasting it or reimplementing it random other things. So I've split it into its own module here (licensed CC0).
So the
cyan.fs.pathmodule no longer exists andcyan.fsessentially becomes a wrapper around luafilesystem specialized for our needs. And while I'm breaking things, I've made thefsmodule use longer names.mkdir->make_directory,cwd->current_directory, etc.