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@knide/fs-prober

v1.0.2

Published

fs-prober is a browser-friendly NPM package for extracting file and folder structures from user-selected files or directories.

Downloads

138

Readme

FS Prober

FS Prober

The FS Prober package is a browser-friendly NPM package for extracting file and folder structures from user-selected files or directories.

What does it do?

The FS Prober package extends react-dropzone by adding support for detecting empty folders, including deeply nested ones. It maintains full compatibility with react-dropzone, adhering to the same props and return types while enhancing its functionality.

While react-dropzone provides a simple React hook for creating an HTML5-compliant drag-and-drop zone, it has limitations in detecting empty folders, as noted in this GitHub issue.

FS Prober uses standard file system APIs, ensuring that even empty folders within a directory structure are correctly detected. It is tested with the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari and supports both the File and Directory Entries API and the WICG File System Access API.

[!NOTE]
File and Directory Entries API is available in all latest browsers. But the WICG File System Access API might not be available in all browsers yet. FS Prober uses File and Directory Entries API by default.

The FS Prober package extends the functionality of useDropzone by using standard File System APIs, allowing it to detect even deeply nested empty folders.

Installation

# NPM
npm install @knide/fs-prober

# Yarn
yarn add @knide/fs-prober

Usage

Check out the documentation for detailed usage instructions.