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Here I put all generic Media::Something classes. I can think of a few:
* `LocalFolder`: the simplest and uselesser thing ever. Done mostly for troubleshooting
* `MountFolder`: comes from mount, can get listed by mount, and usually has long latency
* `GcsBucket`. From Google Cloud Storage. Why? Spoiler alert: It's my employer :) But happy to support more in the unlikely event this gem goes viral like *Corsivoe*.
They all implement a few methods like:
* `list_all`: shows all available objects in local system, leveraging the storazzo config file.
* `parse`: parse the disk in initialized file. Then if system is writeable, writes in it the listing. If not, puts in a apposite folder defined by Storazzo.config.
* `writeable?`:
* `local_mountpoint`: local path or mountpoint. The local variable shjould be
@local_mountpoint explicitly. TODO check this in abtsract class.
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