"""Minimal, stdlib-only replacement for [`pyfilesystem2`][1] API for use by `fontTools.ufoLib`.

This package is a partial reimplementation of the `fs` package by Will McGugan, used under the
MIT license. See LICENSE.external for details.

Note this only exports a **subset** of the `pyfilesystem2` API, in particular the modules,
classes and functions that are currently used directly by `fontTools.ufoLib`.

It opportunistically tries to import the relevant modules from the upstream `fs` package
when this is available. Otherwise it falls back to the replacement modules within this package.

As of version 4.59.0, the `fonttools[ufo]` extra no longer requires the `fs` package, thus
this `fontTools.misc.filesystem` package is used by default.

Client code can either replace `import fs` with `from fontTools.misc import filesystem as fs`
if that happens to work (no guarantee), or they can continue to use `fs` but they will have
to specify it as an explicit dependency of their project.

[1]: https://github.com/PyFilesystem/pyfilesystem2
"""

from __future__ import annotations

try:
    __import__("fs")
except ImportError:
    from . import _base as base
    from . import _copy as copy
    from . import _errors as errors
    from . import _info as info
    from . import _osfs as osfs
    from . import _path as path
    from . import _subfs as subfs
    from . import _tempfs as tempfs
    from . import _tools as tools
    from . import _walk as walk
    from . import _zipfs as zipfs

    _haveFS = False
else:
    import fs.base as base
    import fs.copy as copy
    import fs.errors as errors
    import fs.info as info
    import fs.osfs as osfs
    import fs.path as path
    import fs.subfs as subfs
    import fs.tempfs as tempfs
    import fs.tools as tools
    import fs.walk as walk
    import fs.zipfs as zipfs

    _haveFS = True


__all__ = [
    "base",
    "copy",
    "errors",
    "info",
    "osfs",
    "path",
    "subfs",
    "tempfs",
    "tools",
    "walk",
    "zipfs",
]