deep-readdir

NodeJS module to list files in a directory and its subdirectories (i.e. recursively)

Install

$ npm install --save deep-readdir-extended

How to use

deep-readdir-extended provides two functions: one that works asynchronous and other that is synchronous (i.e. non-blocking and blocking respectively).

var deepReaddir = require('deep-readdir-extended').deepReaddir; // async
var deepReaddirSync = require('deep-readdir-extended').deepReaddirSync; // sync

async

declare function deepReaddir(dir: string, cb: Function, options?: Options): void;

For the async version, the first parameter is a string reading the path of a directory. The second parameter is the callback that will be called when all operations are finished. The third parameters is an optional object with options. This functions does not return anything.

sync

declare function deepReaddirSync(dir: string, options?: Options): string[];

For the sync version, the first parameter is a string reading the path of a directory. The second parameter is an optional object with options. This function returns an array of object, each one containing the path of a file, the size and ctime.

options

interface Options {
	extension?: string;
	hidden?: boolean;
	fullfilePath?: boolean;
}

The optional options parameter support the following properties:

• extension: Only list files that match the given extension, e.g. .txt.
• hidden: If true, hidden files will be added. This only works for files that start with ..
• fullfilePath: If true, this will return the full relative filePath, otherwise will only return the name of the file.

License

MIT © fedemp