"std:path"Provides Unix-style path manipulation functions. Uses forward slash (/) as the path separator. Functions are organized by allocation behavior: zero-alloc functions return views into input strings, allocating functions use heap allocation.
View source on Codeberg →func Split(path string) (string, string)Splits a path into its directory and file components at the last slash. Returns a view into the original string with no allocation.
func Dir(path string) stringReturns the directory component of a path, that is, everything up to and including the final slash. Returns a view into the original string with no allocation.
func Base(path string) stringReturns the last element of a path, that is, everything after the final slash. Returns a view into the original string with no allocation.
func Ext(path string) stringReturns the file extension of a path, including the leading dot. Returns an empty string if there is no extension. Returns a view into the original string with no allocation.
func IsAbs(path string) boolReports whether the path is absolute, that is, whether it begins with a forward slash.
func Clean(path string) stringReturns the shortest path name equivalent to path by lexical processing. Eliminates multiple slashes, . elements, and .. elements. Allocates a new string for the result.
func Join(parts []string) stringJoins any number of path elements into a single path, separating them with slashes. Empty elements are ignored. The result is cleaned as if by Clean. Allocates a new string for the result.
func Match(pattern, name string) boolReports whether name matches the shell file name pattern. Supports * (any sequence of non-separator characters) and ? (any single non-separator character). Performs no allocation.