An interpreted programming language written in Go.
The filepath module returns a Module object. All documented functions are part of this returned object.
To use: import 'std/filepath'
cwd returns the current working directory. This function may return an empty
string if the working directory can’t be determined. This is not common but possible.
dir returns the directory portion of a file path. Effectively, everything before
the last directory separator. This function is the complement to basename.
basename returns the file portion of a path. Effectively, everything after the
last directory separator. This function is the complement to dir.
ext returns the extension of a file. Effectively, everything after and including
the last period. This function will return an empty string if the file doesn’t have an extension.
abs returns path as an absolute filepath starting at the system root directory.
This function may return an empty string if the current working directory cannot
be determined. This is not common but possible on some systems.
join will concatenate all path parts and separate them with the system-specific
directory separator.