pathlib is a Go package that provides an object-oriented interface for working with filesystem paths. It's inspired by Python's pathlib module and aims to simplify file and directory operations in Go.

• Object-oriented path manipulation
• Cross-platform path handling
• Easy file and directory operations
• Support for glob patterns
• CSV and TSV file reading
• Path expansion (environment variables and user home directories)

To install the pathlib package, use the following command:

go get github.com/coghost/pathlib

Here are some examples of how to use the pathlib package:

import "github.com/coghost/pathlib"

// Create a new path
p := pathlib.Path("/home/user/documents/file.txt")

// Get path components
fmt.Println(p.Name)  // "file.txt"
fmt.Println(p.Stem)  // "file"
fmt.Println(p.Suffix)  // ".txt"

// Path operations
parent := p.Parent()
newPath := p.WithName("newfile.txt")
relativePath, _ := p.RelativeTo("/home/user")

// File operations
content, _ := p.ReadText()
p.WriteText("Hello, World!")
p.AppendText("\nNew line")

// Directory operations
p.MkDirs()
files, _ := p.ListFilesWithGlob("*.txt")

// CSV/TSV operations
data, _ := p.CSVGetSlices()

• FsPath: The main type representing a file system path
• Path(string) *FsPath: Create a new FsPath instance
• Home() (*FsPath, error): Get the user's home directory
• Cwd() (*FsPath, error): Get the current working directory
• Expand(string) string: Expand environment variables and user home directory in a path

Contributions to pathlib are welcome! Please submit issues and pull requests on GitHub.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.