Inherited from v1.0.0

`path` module

Build, split, and normalize filesystem paths in a portable way. Accepts both / and \ on input; emits / (which works on Windows too).

import "path" as path;

print(path.join(["data", "users", "alice.json"]));   // data/users/alice.json
print(path.basename("/var/log/app.log"));            // app.log
print(path.normalize("/foo/./bar/../baz"));          // /foo/baz

API

Function	Description
`path.is_absolute(p)` → bool	True for POSIX-absolute, Windows drive paths, and UNC paths.
`path.dirname(p)` → string	Everything before the last separator.
`path.basename(p)` → string	Last component (file or directory name).
`path.stem(p)` → string	`basename` minus the last extension.
`path.extname(p)` → string	The last extension including the dot (e.g. `".log"`).
`path.join(parts)` → string	Concatenate a list of segments with `/`.
`path.normalize(p)` → string	Collapse `.` and `..` segments; squash duplicate separators.
`path.sep` → string	Native separator (`"/"` on POSIX, `"\\"` on Windows).

See also

io — read, write, and inspect the files those paths point at.