Add more os calls like os.stat
See original GitHub issueI’m just poking at this - came to it through a reference on https://github.com/MagicStack/uvloop/issues/1#issuecomment-157537973
Would you be interested in adding support to the project for more calls from the os module like os.stat
?
e.g.
os.close
os.fstat
os.read
os.write
os.unlink
os.listdir
os.path.exists
os.rmdir
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@Qwerty-Space Use
from aiofiles import os
insteadwould be nice to add support for os.listdir Tx for the library