@jsvfs/adapter-noop
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The default adapter for jsvfs. Useful for testing or for using jsvfs purely in-memory with no access to persistent storage.
If you're looking to use jsvfs, it's probably best to start with @jsvfs/core.
This module is the default noop backend for jsvfs and already imported if you have installed @jsvfs/core.
If you're looking to create new adapters, please use @jsvfs/types and look to @jsvfs/adapter-node-fs as an example.
😀 Because everything is a no-op!
Get it from npm:
npm install --save @jsvfs/adapter-noop
Complete documentation of jsvfs can be found at the jsvfs site.
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The default adapter for `@jsvfs/core`.
We found that @jsvfs/adapter-noop demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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