Bro, you need to stake a step back and take a few breaths.
if you have a rudimentary understanding of tech stack terminology, then you know what FikeSystem [sic] refers to in this context.
No we don't, because your context is incompatible with reality.
A filesystem is just a way to format data.
A filesystem framework is a way to create/manage a format of data.
Neither have anything to do with Web Development.
NodeJS:FS [...] It is literally called a FileSystem in the docs, take your complaints up with them
The first sentence on their docs explicitly say: The node:fs module enables interacting with the file system in a way modeled on standard POSIX functions.
It's not a file system, it's a module for interacting with a file system.
Same thing with Laravel:
Laravel provides a powerful filesystem abstraction thanks to the wonderful Flysystem PHP package by Frank de Jonge.
An abstraction (like everything else in laravel), not a file system.
If that still doesn't convince you that Node and Laravel are not file systems or file system frameworks, consider the fact that Node also has a module called OS and Laravel has a module called database. Is node an operating system? Is Laravel a database?
Please be polite, lest you risk self-burn ironies such as these:
A simple search could do you a world of good, pal.
Anybody who doesn’t understand what is being discussed after reading that should not be trying to answer, I don’t really have a lot of time to educate every single passerby on the most basic of terminology.
I’m an ameteur at best.