GT2/GT2-iOS/node_modules/xpipe/package.json

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"readme": "\nxpipe<sup>[1]</sup>\n===================\n\nUse cross-platform IPC paths in node.\n\nBackground\n----------\n\nIn node - instead of using TCP - you can also take IPC<sup>[2]</sup> to communicate to services like\n\n- web servers (NGINX)\n- data structure stores (redis)\n- databases (MongoDB, Cassandra)\n- etc.\n\nor to interconnect node apps, Electron frontends/backends etc. \n\n**This can lead to large speed gains.**\n\nOn unixoid operating systems - e.g. Linux and OS X - we use [Unix domain sockets](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_domain_socket) \nthat are referred by file descriptors. \nWindows has [named pipes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Named_pipe) for it, living \nin the root directory of the NPFS<sup>[3]</sup>, mounted under the special path \\\\\\\\.\\\\pipe\\\\.\n\n**To mitigate these differences and to to support writing portable code, xpipe was born...**\n\nInstallation\n------------\n\n npm install xpipe\n\n\nUsage\n-----\n\n```javascript\nconst xpipe = require('xpipe');\n\nlet prefix = xpipe.prefix;\nconsole.log( `prefix: ${prefix}` );\n/*\n [empty string] on Linux and OS X\n \"//./pipe/\" on Windows\n*/\n\nlet ipcPath = xpipe.eq('/tmp/my.sock');\nconsole.log( `ipcPath: ${ipcPath}` );\n/*\n \"/tmp/my.sock\" on Linux and OS X\n \"//./pipe/tmp/my.sock\" on Windows\n*/\n```\n\nWhen did Windows start accepting forward slash as a path separator?\n-------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nEvery Windows API/kernel ever has accepted \"/\" as a path separator.\nSo has every version of MS-DOS beginning with DOS 2.0 (the first version \nto support subdirectories).\n\nIt's only been in command lines that \"/\" was not allowed when it had\nalready been used as a switch delimiter in MS-DOS 1.0 (introduced by IBM).\n\nThis behaviour could be bypassed (at least on modern Windows systems) by including \nthe path in double quotation marks:\n- **cd c:/Windows** and **cd /Windows** work<sup>[4]</sup>\n- **dir ./ /B** fails but **dir \"./\" /B** works\n\nFurther articles: \n- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Path_(computing)\n\n<p>&nbsp;</p> \n \n[1]: xpipe stands for **xp (cross-platform) IPC path equalizer** \n[2]: inter-process communication, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inter-process_communication \n[3]: named pipe file system (in-memory) \n[4]: on Windows \"/\" without a leading drive letter represents the root of the current drive \n",
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