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-# `MetaData` object
-
-{{since('nightly')}}
-
-`MetaData` represents the metadata of a directory, file or symlink.
-
-`MetaData` implements a `__tostring` meta method, so you can print it
-for debugging.
-
-`MetaData` has the following methods:
-
-
-
-  - [bytes](bytes.md)
-  - [is_dir](is_dir.md)
-  - [is_file](is_file.md)
-  - [is_symlink](is_symlink.md)
-  - [secs_since_accessed](secs_since_accessed.md)
-  - [secs_since_created](secs_since_created.md)
-  - [secs_since_modified](secs_since_modified.md)
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-# `Path` object
-
-{{since('nightly')}}
-
-`Path` represents a string describing a path.
-
-`Path` implements
-
-- a `__tostring` meta method, which gives you back the string
-describing the path (assuming the string is valid UTF-8). Thus, you can easily
-use a `Path` object with `string.format` or `print` or `tostring`.
-- a `__concat` meta method, which allows you to concatenate a `Path` with another
-`Path` object or a string as if you are concatenating strings.
-- an `__eq` meta method, which allows you to check if two `Path` objects are equal.
-
-*Note:* Concatenation of the form `path1 .. path2` or `path .. string` will work
-as expected, but `string .. path` will not work, since Lua uses the `string.__concat`
-meta method in this case.
-
-`Path` also implements the following string methods:
-
-- `byte`
-- `find`
-- `gmatch`
-- `gsub`
-- `len`
-- `lower`
-- `match`
-- `rep`
-- `reverse`
-- `sub`
-- `upper`
-
-*Note:* These are all the `string` functions in Lua that don't start with either
-something other than a string or a format string. These methods are implemented
-in such a way that they transform the given `Path` object to a string and then
-calls the standard `string` method on this string. For technical reasons this
-means that the methods will only work on strings that are valid UTF-8.
-
-Additionally `Path` has the following methods:
-
-
-
-  - [ancestors](ancestors.md)
-  - [basename](basename.md)
-  - [canonical_path](canonical_path.md)
-  - [clone](clone.md)
-  - [components](components.md)
-  - [dirname](dirname.md)
-  - [ends_with](ends_with.md)
-  - [extension](extension.md)
-  - [file_stem](file_stem.md)
-  - [is_absolute](is_absolute.md)
-  - [is_relative](is_relative.md)
-  - [join](join.md)
-  - [metadata](metadata.md)
-  - [pop](pop.md)
-  - [push](push.md)
-  - [read_dir](read_dir.md)
-  - [read_link](read_link.md)
-  - [set_extension](set_extension.md)
-  - [set_filename](set_filename.md)
-  - [starts_with](starts_with.md)
-  - [strip_prefix](strip_prefix.md)
-  - [symlink_metadata](symlink_metadata.md)
-  - [try_exists](try_exists.md)