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copy-progress

v0.7.0

Published

Copies files from a source directory or a glob pattern to another folder and provides progress updates on command line or with progress events. Can be run as cli or with an api.

Downloads

5

Readme

copy-progress

CLI Usage

Installation

npm install -g copy-progress

Npm 6

If you are using npm version 6 you will also have to install a peer dependency:

npm install -g rxjs@6

It is recommend to update to Npm 7:

npm install -g npm@7

Usage

copy-progress -o mySourceFolder -o myDestinationFolder

Copy Example

Glob

Glob patterns can be used to filter files within the source directory:

copy-progress -o mySourceFolder -o myDestinationFolder -g /**/package.json

ETA

ETA can be displayed with -e or --eta. This is best used for copying larger files:

copy-progress -o mySourceFolder -o myDestinationFolder -e

Bars

By default a file count and a bytes progress bar can be displayed. This can be changed with the --bar or -b argument using either files or bytes:

copy-progress -o mySourceFolder -o myDestinationFolder -b files

Copy Example

copy-progress -o mySourceFolder -o myDestinationFolder -b bytes

Copy Example

Options

| Argument | Alias | Type | Description | |-|-|-|-| | sourceDir | s | string | The source path to copy from. | | outDir | o | string | folder to copy to. | | force | f | boolean | Will overwrite any existing files. | | glob | g | string | glob pattern to copy. The glob pattern is applied within the source directory. For example: 'myFolder/**/*.js' | | concurrentCopy | | number | number of concurrent copy operations to perform. Defaults to 1 | | eta | e | boolean | shows ETA of copy completion. For a lot of small files can be very inaccurate | | chunk | c | boolean | Copies the files in chunks using a readFileStream and a writeFileStream. 'highWaterMark' determines chunk size | | speed | | boolean | shows both overall speed for all files and individual file speed (if chunk is specified) | | highWaterMark | w | '1kB' | '4MB' | '1GB' | Highwatermark used for chunk size when copy method is 'chunk'. Defaults to '1048576'. | | bar | b | 'bytes' | 'files' | Shows either file count progress bar or bytes progress bar. If omitted both bars show | | help | h | boolean | shows this help guide |

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