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A default file system for electron to make it easier to write self contained programs
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This is the default filesystem that I use to write self contained programs that use electron. This is possible due to the inclusion of shell variable access in newer versions of electron. The default file system is as follows conf/ - Contains configuration information data/ - Default place to store input and output data lib/ - User provided libraries lib/sys/ - Contains system libraries and expert system chunks logic/ - User provided expert systems sys/ - Stores the native libraries and the electron executable sys/src - Contains electron source code and any other source code necessary sys/bin - Contains the native electron binary sys/include - Contains the headers for electron sys/lib - Contains dynamic and static libraries of electron and other libs If you want to change things around then go ahead, just realize that this is the layout that is most logical to me.