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Utilities for working with file system paths
- @std/path
normalize
- all symbols
- default
- basename
- common
- constants
- dirname
- extname
- format
- from_file_url
- glob_to_regexp
- is_absolute
- is_glob
- join
- join_globs
- normalize
- normalize_glob
- parse
- posix/basename
- posix/common
- posix/constants
- posix/dirname
- posix/extname
- posix/format
- posix/from_file_url
- posix/glob_to_regexp
- posix/is_absolute
- posix/is_glob
- posix/join
- posix/join_globs
- posix
- posix/normalize
- posix/normalize_glob
- posix/parse
- posix/relative
- posix/resolve
- posix/to_file_url
- posix/to_namespaced_path
- relative
- resolve
- to_file_url
- to_namespaced_path
- windows/basename
- windows/common
- windows/constants
- windows/dirname
- windows/extname
- windows/format
- windows/from_file_url
- windows/glob_to_regexp
- windows/is_absolute
- windows/is_glob
- windows/join
- windows/join_globs
- windows
- windows/normalize
- windows/normalize_glob
- windows/parse
- windows/relative
- windows/resolve
- windows/to_file_url
- windows/to_namespaced_path
Functions
f
normalize(path: string): string
Normalize the path, resolving '..' and '.' segments.
Note that resolving these segments does not necessarily mean that all will be eliminated.
A '..' at the top-level will be preserved, and an empty path is canonically '.'.
