Update createFileAndPaths function to work on Windows #140
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I was having the same issue as this comment:
#39 (comment)
I tracked down the issue to the
___data___directory (and subsequent json files) not being created on Windows systems. ThecreateFileAndPathsfunction was trying to create the directory/C:\<webroot>/media/cached-resp-images/___data___/which was failing because of the leading/.This pull request updates the
createFileAndPathsfunction to also work on Windows.