v1.0.0

⚠️ This version drops support for Ruby 1.9.

• ADD: Support for Ruby 2.4.0
• ADD: Support for Pathname in Dir.glob (PR #21 by @craigw)
• ADD: MemFs.halt to switch back to the real file-system (PR #24 by @thsur)
• ADD: Basic support for IO.write (PR #20 by @rmm5t)
• FIX: Reset the file position when reopened (PR #23 by @jimpo)
• FIX: Ignore trailing slashes when searching an entry (issue #26)
• FIX: Making File inherit from IO to fix 3rd-party related issues
• FIX: Ensure File.new on a symlink raises if target is absent

v0.5.0

• ADD: Support for mode to Dir.mkdir, FileUtils.mkdir and FileUtils.mkdir_p (@raeno)
• ADD: Support for Ruby 2.2 (@raeno)

v0.4.3

• ADD: File::SEPARATOR and File::ALT_SEPARATOR
  • FIX: Support YAML.load_file by handling r:bom|utf-8 open mode

v0.4.2

• ADD: File#external_encoding
• FIX: Undefined local variable or method `fs' for MemFs::File

v0.4.1

• FIX: Support for 1.9.3 broken by File::FNM_EXTGLOB

Headed in the right `Dir`ection

This release brings a lot of new stuff to the Dir class, completing the long list of methods present in Ruby's implementation.

Enjoy !

Changes

• ADD: Dir.chroot
• ADD: Dir.glob and Dir[]
• ADD: Dir.open
• ADD: Dir.tmpdir
• ADD: Dir#close
• ADD: Dir#path
• ADD: Dir#pos=
• ADD: Dir#pos
• ADD: Dir#read
• ADD: Dir#rewind
• ADD: Dir#seek
• ADD: Dir#tell
• ADD: Dir#to_path
• FIX: Internal implementation methods are now private

v.0.3.0

Now Ruby 1.9 compatible

Until now MemFs was only compatible with Ruby 2+. It's now fixed and working with Ruby 1.9+.

v0.2.0

Adding some magic

MemFs.touch is a shortcut you can now use to create files quickly:

MemFs.touch('/some/file.txt', '/some/other/file.rb')

Changes

• ADD: Allowing magic creation of files with MemFs.touch
• ADD: Dir#each
• ADD: Dir.delete
• ADD: Dir.exist?
• ADD: Dir.foreach
• ADD: Dir.home
• ADD: Dir.new
• ADD: Dir.unlink
• FIX: File.new now truncates a file when opening mode says so

v0.1.0

File is a big boy now

This release adds a lot to the File class. Every class method of the original File class is present (expect some of the inherited ones from IO), 29 new methods have been added to it!

What's next?

File instances need some love too and will get it! Dir and Stat classes are next in the polishing line.