Folder structure can't cross platform

[HushmKun]

Due to differences between NT Paths & POSIX Paths.

Since this works on windows, It won't follow to UNIX :

[
    {"folder": "src"},
    {"file": "src\\__init__.py"},
    {"folder": "test"},
    {"file": "test\\__init__.py"},
    {"folder": "res"},
    {"file": "README.md"},
    {"file": "setup.py"},
    {"file": "setup.cfg"},
    {"file": "pyproject.toml"},
]

If we wanna work it out on UNIX, It should be :

[
    {"folder": "src"},
    {"file": "src/__init__.py"},
    {"folder": "test"},
    {"file": "test/__init__.py"},
    {"folder": "res"},
    {"file": "README.md"},
    {"file": "setup.py"},
    {"file": "setup.cfg"},
    {"file": "pyproject.toml"},
]

But, of course It won't work on windows.
So we have to either find a common ground or figure a new way.

[augustus-thomas]

Hey.

I found a module that might really help us. It is called pathlib. https://docs.python.org/3/library/pathlib.html

I think I might try to refactor my branch to use path objects (when I have time). I'm thinking I can try to convert from JSON to a path straight away.

Sorry I haven't been contributing! I have a full time job right now (not is SWE) and so I do this in spare time or while procrastinating

[HushmKun]

I found a module that might really help us. It is called pathlib. https://docs.python.org/3/library/pathlib.html

Thanks, @augustus-thomas.
I really did use the Pathlib Module. 😂

This issue is fixed as of 0.1.4