Filesystem

Reads and returns the contents of the given filename.

Writes provided content to the specified file path.

Copies the contents in source to destination recursively, maintaining the source directory structure and mode, and overwriting existing files - working just like the Unix 'cp -Rf' command. Returns a list of all copied files and directories.

Removes files and directories recursively at the given path - working just like the Unix 'rm -rf' command. Symlinks are not followed but simply removed, non-existing files are simply ignored (i.e. doesn't make this function fail). Returns a list of all deleted files and directories.

Traverses paths according to the given glob expression and returns a list of existing matches together with basic stat information (type, size and mtime). May be used to list a single directory (with glob like "*" or "./my_dir/*"), traverse it recursively (with glob like "**/*" or "/tmp/**/*") or check for specific path's existence & information (with glob like "path/to/file.txt"). Relative paths are resolved in "/home". Matching is case-sensitive and it does include dotfiles.

Creates the directory path, including missing parent directories - working just like the Unix 'mkdir -p' command.

Renames the source file or directory to specified destination path. It can be used to move files (and directories) between directories.