Access a WASIX instance's filesystem #334
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This adds the ability to mount directories and access the filesystem of a running WASIX instance.
Instead of creating a single
FileSystemclass, I've set things up so you need to pass in a dictionary of mountedDirectoryobjects. Most packages will include their own volumes, so allowing users to pass in a singleFileSystemclass which represents the WASIX instance's entire file system when spawning instances will make it really easy to shoot themselves in the foot by clobbering something important (see wasmerio/wasmer#4248).Users are given the ability to create either an empty
Directory(wrapper aroundTmpFileSystem) via its constructor or leverage the browser's File System API.