After passing a wildcard character (`*`) all subsequent characters will

be ignored. For example:`/home/*.js` will work similar to`/home/*`.

When the permission model is initialized, it will automatically add a wildcard

(\*) if the specified directory exists. For example, if`/home/test/files`

exists, it will be treated as`/home/test/files/*`. However, if the directory

does not exist, the wildcard will not be added, and access will be limited to

`/home/test/files`. If you want to allow access to a folder that does not exist

yet, make sure to explicitly include the wildcard:

`/my-path/folder-do-not-exist/*`.

There are constraints you need to know before using this system: