appdata-path
v1.0.0
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Get the AppData path
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AppData Path
Installation
npm install -S appdata-path
Usage
import getAppDataPath from "appdata-path";
// Or
// const getAppDataPath = require("appdata-path");
console.log(getAppDataPath());
/*
* Linux:
* "/home/demurgos/.config"
*
* Mac:
* "/Users/demurgos/Library/Application Support"
*
* Windows:
* "C:\Users\demurgos\AppData\Roaming"
*
* System with custom `APPDATA` environment variable:
* process.env["APPDATA"]
* For example:
* process.env["APPDATA"] = "/home/demurgos/apps"
* => "/home/demurgos/apps"
*/
console.log(getAppDataPath("my-app"));
/*
* Linux:
* "/home/demurgos/.config/my-app"
*
* Mac:
* "/Users/demurgos/Library/Application Support/my-app"
*
* Windows:
* "C:\Users\demurgos\AppData\Roaming\my-app"
*
* System with custom `APPDATA` environment variable:
* path.join(process.env["APPDATA"], "my-app")
* or (if `process.env["APPDATA"] === os.homedir()`)
* path.join(process.env["APPDATA"], ".my-app")
* For example:
* process.env["APPDATA"] = "/home/demurgos/apps"
* => "/home/demurgos/apps/my-app"
* process.env["APPDATA"] = "/home/demurgos"
* => "/home/demurgos/.my-app"
*/
API
getAppDataPath(app?: string): string
Returns the absolute system-dependant path for the place where applications should store their data for the current user. If you pass the name of your app directory or file as an argument, it will return the absolute path for the place where you should store the data of your application. It will prefix you file / directory name by a dot if the AppData directory happens to also be the user's home, otherwise it will just use it as is. See the examples above.
Changelog
See CHANGELOG.md.
License
See LICENSE.md.