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MiniFS is written in MoonScript, a language that compiles to Lua. There is a pre-compiled version in the repository if you don't want to embed Moonscript in your Lua programs. | MiniFS is written in MoonScript, a language that compiles to Lua. There is a pre-compiled version in the repository if you don't want to embed Moonscript in your Lua programs. | ||
− | You can grab it from [http://gitlab.com/zatherz/minifs GitLab]. Documentation of the module can be seen [https://zatherz.gitlab.io/minifs here]. | + | You can grab it from [http://gitlab.com/zatherz/minifs GitLab]. Documentation of the module can be seen [https://zatherz.gitlab.io/minifs here]. You can also install it through [https://luarocks.org/modules/zatherz/minifs LuaRocks]. |
== Examples == | == Examples == |
Revision as of 14:35, 21 May 2016
MiniFS is a small but powerful module for easy filesystem access. It uses LuaFileSystem, the Lua standard I/O module and the standard OS module to form a convenient API.
MiniFS is written in MoonScript, a language that compiles to Lua. There is a pre-compiled version in the repository if you don't want to embed Moonscript in your Lua programs.
You can grab it from GitLab. Documentation of the module can be seen here. You can also install it through LuaRocks.
Examples
Moonscript
fs = require "minifs"
fs.mkdir("test")
fs.write("test/test.txt", "Hello")
fs.mkdir("test/test2")
fs.move("test/test.txt", "test/test2/test.txt")
fs.usetmp((path) ->
print(path)
)
fs.rmdir("test", true)
Lua
fs = require "minifs"
fs.mkdir("test")
fs.write("test/test.txt", "Hello")
fs.mkdir("test/test2")
fs.move("test/test.txt", "test/test2/test.txt")
fs.usetmp(function(path)
print(path)
end)
fs.rmdir("test", true)