gets a directory, opens a file in the directory, and reads, if the file doesn't exist, the read fails, so it writes a default, and then reads again...

create if not exist.js

console.log( "Untested... shell to test" );

const orgRoot = "org.example.domain"
const serviceRoot = "data";
const dbRoot = "users";

const appIdentifier = "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA=";



var sack = require( "../.." );
//sack.Volume().unlink( "container.vfs" );

var vfs = sack.Volume( "cmount", "container.vfs" );
//console.log( "sack:", sack );

var store = sack.ObjectStorage( vfs, "storage.os" );
console.log( "Store:", store );

var config;

store.getDirectory().then( directory=>{

	console.log( "DIrectory:", directory ) ;
	var files = directory.files; //
	const setConfig = (data)=>{
		config = JSOX.parse( data );
		console.log( "And finally config:", config );
	};
	var file = directory.open( "config.jsox" );
	file.read().then( setConfig ).catch( ()=>{
		file.write( "null" ).then( (done)=>{
			console.log( "wrote file?", done );
			file.read().then( setConfig );
		} );
	} );

});