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expire-fs

v2.2.3

Published

_Easily give your files a max lifetime._

Downloads

6

Readme

ExpireFS

Easily give your files a max lifetime.

Install

npm i expire-fs

Options

  • {String} folder - folder to watch
  • {RegExp|function(String,Stats):Boolean=} filter=/.*/ - files to filter
  • {String=} timeType='birthtime' - type of time
    • possible values ['atime', 'mtime', 'ctime', 'birthtime']
  • {Number=} expire=Infinity - time in milliseconds of max file life
  • {Number=} pressure=1.0 - percentage of maximum disk usage before starting to delete files before they expire
  • {Number=} interval=300000 - time in milliseconds between searching cycles
  • {Boolean=} autoStart=true - auto start the timer
  • {Boolean=} removeEmptyDirs=false - remove any dir that is empty
  • {Boolean=} removeCleanedDirs=true - remove dir only if it was cleaned by expire-fs

Methods

ExpireFS.clean(void):Promise<void>

Method that will run the clean routine on demand

ExpireFS.start(void):Boolean

Method to start the timer. If already started, request is ignored.

ExpireFS.stop(void):Boolean

Method to stop the timer. If already stopped, request is ignored.

Events

ExpireFS#clean()

Event fired when a clear cycle has finished

ExpireFS#error(Error)

Event fired when an error occurs during a schedules clear cycle.

Example


const ExpireFs = require('expire-fs');

const ex = new ExpireFs({
  // clean folder
  folder: '/tmp/upload_segments',
  // using filter
  filter: /\.segment\.\d+$/,
  // start deleting oldest files if disk usage is above 80%
  pressure: 0.8,
  // delete files after one day
  expire: 24 * 3600 * 1000
});

// event fired one a .clear cycle is completed
ex.on('clean', () => console.log('done cleanning');

// fire a manual clean
ex.clean().then(() => console.log('done'), console.error);