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enfsmove

v1.0.0

Published

move files and directories in the file system for node

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enfsmove

Module that add move functionality to node fs module

enfs stands for [E]asy [N]ode [fs]

This module is intended to work as a sub-module of enfs

Description

This module will add a method that allows moving files and directories in the file system.

  • This module will add following methods to node fs module:
    • move
    • moveSync

Usage

enfsmove

    var enfsmove = require("enfsmove");

Errors

All the methods follows the node culture.

  • Async: Every async method returns an Error in the first callback parameter
  • Sync: Every sync method throws an Error.

Additional Methods

move

  • move(srcPath, dstPatch, [options], callback)

Move files and directories in the file system

[options]:

  • fs (Object): an alternative fs module to use (default will be enfspatch)
  • mkdirp (Boolean): if true will create new directories instead of copying the old ones (default: false)
  • overwrite (Boolean): if true will overwrite items at destination if they exist (Default: false)
  • limit (Number): the maximum number of items being moved at a moment (Default: 512)
    enfsmove.move("/home/myHome","/home/myOtherHome", function(err){
        if(!err) {
            console.log("Everything moved correctly");
        }
    });

moveSync

  • moveSync(srcPath, dstPath, [options])

Move files and directories in the file system

[options]:

  • fs (Object): an alternative fs module to use (default will be enfspatch)
  • mkdirp (Boolean): if true will create new directories instead of copying the old ones (default: false)
  • overwrite (Boolean): if true will overwrite items at destination if they exist (Default: false)
  • limit (Number): the maximum number of items being moved at a moment (Default: 512)
    enfsmove.moveSync("/home/myHome","/home/myOtherHome");
    console.log("Everything moved correctly");

License

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

Copyright (c) 2016 Joao Parreira [email protected] GitHub

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit CC-BY-4.0.