John Vilk

Truncate Excessively Long Filenames

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I'm trying to tag an [album with excessively long track names](https://www.discogs.com/The-Red-Krayola-Fingerpainting/release/964826), which is a problem for the resulting filenames: ``` OSError: [Errno 63] File name too long: 'Red Krayola -...

Register plugins *before* transforms?

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I'm using tsify to compile TypeScript input to browserify. tsify exists as a plugin, since it uses the TypeScript compiler for dependency resolution. Because it does this, [tsify must be...

Work around NodeJS bug involving path extensions

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execSync fails to install in Windows because node-gyp is actually defined in a file named 'node-gyp.cmd', triggering an ENOENT when `spawn` runs. Relevant NodeJS bug: https://github.com/joyent/node/issues/2318

Hey @db48x! I just added the ability to construct additional FS modules and use them in the EmscriptenFS [in v0.5.3](https://github.com/jvilk/BrowserFS/releases/tag/v0.5.3). Secondary FS modules function identically to the standard FS module,...

Support fs.constants

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[Node uses numeric constants for modes/flags](https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html#fs_fs_constants_1), and we should too, along with exposing the constants on fs.constants.

DownloadFS: Support HTTP Range Requests

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For large files (100MB+), downloading and storing the entire file in-memory is prohibitively expensive, and may not be needed if only small parts of the file are needed. It would...

Support streams

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We can trivially pull in the browserify module for streams (which is essentially identical to Node's stream module) and support streams on the file system.

Using headless Chrome will let us run Chrome tests in Travis-CI.

As shown in #201, JavaScript bundlers sometimes change and break our example configuration files. It would be wonderful to introduce unit tests to CI that test that BrowserFS continues to...

Run Unit Tests in Node

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There is interest in running BrowserFS under Node, and writing backends specifically for Node. The first step to enable these things is to get our unit tests running in Node...