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binshell

v1.0.0

Published

BinShell is a package for accessing Windows Recycle Bin Directory Natively from Node.js

Downloads

2

Readme

BinShell

BinShell is a package for accessing Windows Recycle Bin Directory Natively from Node.js

Installation

Using npm

npm install binshell

Using yarn

yarn add binshell

Usage

There are two main static functions inside the class BinShell.

  • readBin : reads the directory asynchronously (non-blocking)
import BinShell from "binshell";

BinShell.readBin((err, data) => {
    for (const d in data) {
        console.log(d);
    }
});
  • readBinSync : reads the directory synchonously
import BinShell from "binshell";

const dir_content = BinShell.readBinSync();

It also have a getter to get the Bin Path.

  • binPath: returns a string to the recycle bin path

License

BinShell is Licensed under Apache License Version 2.0