Module fsutil 

os.path / glob behaviours the commands lean on.

Functions

abspath

os.path.abspath: absolute and lexically normalised (. and .. collapsed, trailing slash dropped). Symlinks are not resolved.

basename

os.path.basename

glob_children

sorted(glob.glob(os.path.join(dir, f"{prefix}*{suffix}"))) — direct children only, sorted by full path, dotfiles excluded like glob does.

glob_recursive

sorted(glob.glob(str(root / "**" / f"{prefix}*{suffix}"), recursive=True)) — every depth, sorted by full path, hidden directories and files skipped.

list_dir_raw

Directory entries in raw readdir order — what os.listdir, os.scandir and glob.glob return. Some Python code never sorts, so neither can the port.

name_matches 🔒

pathlib_glob

sorted(Path(dir).glob(f"{prefix}*{suffix}")) — pathlib’s glob, which unlike the glob module does match dotfiles.

pathlib_rglob_contains

sorted(Path(dir).rglob(f"*{infix}*{suffix}")) — every depth, dotfiles and hidden directories included, filename must contain infix and end with suffix.

relpath

os.path.relpath(path, start) for two absolute paths: . when equal, .. segments when path is not under start.

sort_py

Sort paths the way Python sorts Path objects: by their string form. PathBuf’s own Ord compares component-wise, which can differ when a name contains a byte below /.

walk 🔒