fs: improve Glob/Match to work when ReadDir() isn't supported

amery commented 3 weeks ago

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New Features
- Introduced enhanced file system entry matching capabilities, allowing for better handling of different file system types.
- Added a utility function for manipulating file paths by removing specified roots.
Bug Fixes
- Improved error handling and output consistency in file matching functions.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce new functions in the fs/glob.go and fs/utils.go files to enhance file system entry matching and path manipulation. The MatchFunc function is restructured to support different file system types, utilizing type switches for improved flexibility. Additionally, a new utility function, unsafeCutRoot, is added to manipulate file paths by removing specified roots, improving the fs package's functionality.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
`fs/glob.go`	Added functions for matching file system entries: `walkMatchFunc`, `globMatchFunc`, and `globMatchFuncOne`.
`fs/utils.go`	Introduced `unsafeCutRoot` function for manipulating file paths by removing specified roots.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant FS as FileSystem
    participant Match as MatchFunc
    participant Walk as walkMatchFunc
    participant Glob as globMatchFunc

    User->>FS: Request file matching
    FS->>Match: Call MatchFunc
    alt ReadDirFS
        Match->>Walk: Execute walkMatchFunc
        Walk-->>Match: Return matched paths
    else GlobFS
        Match->>Glob: Execute globMatchFunc
        Glob-->>Match: Return matched paths
    end
    Match-->>User: Return results

🐰 "In the forest, paths do weave,
New functions help us to achieve.
With roots cut and matches found,
In the code, joy does abound!
Hopping through files with glee,
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amery commented 3 weeks ago

darvaza.org/x/fs@v0.2.7 tagged

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