The library provides a thread-safe, process-safe Database class.
Each entry is a separate file referenced by its relative path.
Users access objects in terms of their paths relative to the base directory of the database.
FSDB stores bundles of ruby objects at nodes in the file system. Each bundle is saved and restored as a whole, so internal references persist as usual. These bundles are the atoms of transactions.
References between bundles are handled through path strings. The format of each bundle on disk can vary; format classes for plain text strings, marshalled data, and yaml data are included, but FSDB can easily be extended to recognize other formats, both binary and text. FSDB treats directories as collections and provides directory iterator methods.
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