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clay/amphora-fs

Common file system functions when working in Clay

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Amphora FS is a utility library that provides common file system functions for working with Clay, a component-based web development framework. It offers methods for tasks like checking file existence, retrieving component and layout information, and reading files, all tailored to the Clay project structure. This library is designed for developers building or maintaining Clay-based applications who need to interact with the file system in a Clay-specific way.

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