@bevry/valid-filename is a small utility library that checks whether a given string can be used safely as a file name on common operating systems. It’s published for Node.js (both CommonJS and ESM) and Deno, and can be used via npm, npx, or as a direct import. The package is aimed at developers who need a reliable, cross‑platform validation function when handling user‑supplied file names.
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