Write A Python Program For Creating Virtual File System on Linux Environment.

============ Python Program ============

import shelve
import system

fs = shelve.open('filesystem.fs', writeback=True)
current_dir = []

def install(fs):

         # create root and others
    username = raw_input('What do you want your username to be? ')

    fs[""] = {"System": {}, "Users": {username: {}}}

def current_dictionary():
    """Return a dictionary representing the files in the current directory"""
    d = fs[""]
    for key in current_dir:
        d = d[key]
    return d 

def ls(args):

    print 'Contents of directory', "/" + "/".join(current_dir) + ':'

    for i in current_dictionary():

        print i

def cd(args):

    if len(args) != 1:

        print "Usage: cd "
        return

    if args[0] == "..":
        if len(current_dir) == 0:
            print "Cannot go above root"
        else:
            current_dir.pop()
    elif args[0] not in current_dictionary():
        print "Directory " + args[0] + " not found"
    else:
        current_dir.append(args[0])

def mkdir(args):
    if len(args) != 1:
        print "Usage: mkdir "
        return

#To create an empty directory there and sync back to shelve dictionary!

    d = current_dictionary()[args[0]] = {}
    fs.sync()

def pwd(args):

    d=current_dir
    print d[-1]

def quit(args):
    sys.exit(0)

COMMANDS = {'ls' : ls, 'cd': cd, 'mkdir': mkdir,'pwd':pwd,'quit':quit}

install(fs)

while True:
    raw = raw_input('> ')
    cmd = raw.split()[0]
    if cmd in COMMANDS:
        COMMANDS[cmd](raw.split()[1:])

#Use break instead of exit, so you will get to this point.
raw_input('Press the Enter key to shutdown...')

============ OUTPUT ============

[Root@localhost ~]$ python vfs.py
What do you want your username to be? user1

> ls
Contents of directory /:
System
Users
> cd Users
> ls
Contents of directory /Users:
user1

> cd user1
> ls

Contents of directory /Users/user1:
> mkdir dir1

> cd dir1
> pwd

dir1
> quit

[Root@localhost ~]$