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First off, thanks for this library, must have been a lot of work.

I tried to add a "Remove" button to the entries (both directory and files) using:

this.props.model.root.inotify({
    type: WatchEvent.Removed,
    path: item.path,
});

But this fails with this exception:

Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Method WeakMap.prototype.delete called on incompatible receiver undefined
    at delete (<anonymous>)
    at index.js:40
    at Set.forEach (<anonymous>)
    at Notificar.dispatch (index.js:40)
    at Object.notifyDidDispose (Root.js:52)
    at FileEntry.dispose (FileEntry.js:125)
    at FileEntry.mv (FileEntry.js:74)
    at Root.unlinkItem (Directory.js:236)
    at Object.Directory.handleWatchEvent [as callback] (Directory.js:61)
    at Root.dispatchWatchEvent (Root.js:455)

Do you have any idea what's causing this? Or do you have an example of how to properly to Removals?

Repo: https://github.com/graup/react-aspen-demo/tree/delete-button

File icons for common extensions like .png, .svg, etc.

This is a really great demo. It looks quite promising, in that it doesn't render child elements.

Right now, at my work, we have some pages that have recursive structures (e.g. stores with stations), and have our own way of doing it, but it seems (dare I say it, a bit naive). I think your way is better.

However, when testing by expanding the file tree past its container, I saw we were still rendering that other stuff. Is there way to not render anything past the container?

Again, this is awesome plugin and I look forward to using it.