Export any Node.js fs-like object as a FUSE filesystem
The following fs methods' behavior directly maps to corresponding FUSE operations:
chmod, chown, fsync, ftruncate, link, mkdir, read, readdir,
readlink, rename, rmdir, symlink, truncate, unlink, write
Other FUSE operations internally use the following fs methods:
| FUSE op | fs methods |
|---|---|
| wrapFd | open, close |
| getattr, fgetattr | stat, fstat, lstat |
| read | createReadStream |
| write | createWriteStream |
| release | close |
| utimens | futimes, utimes |
Not all of these fs methods need to be implemented. For example, the file descriptor ones are not needed if their path based counterparts are implemented, and viceversa.
If available on the fs object, the following FUSE compatible methods can be used
too:
fuse_access, create, destroy, flush, fsyncdir, getxattr, init,
listxattr, mknod, opendir, releasedir, removexattr, setxattr,
statfs
Note that these are FUSE functions and need to have the EXACT
signature and behaviour expected by FUSE, which is different from the Node.js fs API.