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@editide/file-management

v1.0.8

Published

Object oriented JavaScript files management helpers

Downloads

116

Readme

node-file-management

Set of JS objects to manage files using Node JS

Installation

npm install @editide/file-management

Example usage

Watch the example-usage script.

You can execute it using npm run test

Otherwise, simply import it like so :

const { ServerFile, ServerFolder } = require("@editide/file-management");

You can instanciate a file object using it's exact path with filePath

const rootPath = require("./rootPath"); // Returns this project root folder's path
new ServerFile({
    filePath: rootPath + "LICENCE",
});

or with serapate fields :

const readmeFile = new ServerFile({
    folderPath: rootPath,
    name: "README",
    extension: "md"
});

Then just add a dot to the file object and Ctrl + Space to autocomplete to see properties and methods.

Notes

It may be imperfect, but it does already helps me winning a lot of time.