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fs-coalesce

v0.1.4

Published

Simple module which will return or read the first file to exist in an array of paths.

Downloads

290

Readme

fs-coalesce

Simple module which will return or read the first file to exist in an array of paths. This module will also expand paths like ~/somefile.txt to /Users/testuser/somefile.txt.

Getting Started

Install the module with: npm install fs-coalesce --save

Include the module with a regular require.

var fsCoalesce = require('fs-coalesce');

Documentation

firstPathToExist

Given an array of paths, firstPathToExist will return the first path which passes an fs.exists() test. The paths are processed in order.

var existingPath = fsCoalesce.firstPathToExist([false, 'bogus', '~/i-exist.text']);
console.log( "Existing path: ", existingPath );

This will output Existing path: /Users/testuser/i-exist.text.

readFirstFileToExistSync

Given an array of paths, readFirstFileToExistSync will read and return the contents of the first file to exist. The paths are processed in order.

var contents = fsCoalesce.readFirstFileToExistSync([false, 'bogus', '~/i-exist.text']);
console.log( "Contents: ", contents );

This will output Contents: therefore I am.

readFirstJsonFileToExistSync

Given an array of paths, readFirstJsonFileToExistSync will read, JSON parse, and return the contents of the first file to exist. The paths are processed in order.

var json = fsCoalesce.readFirstJsonFileToExistSync([false, 'bogus', '~/i-exist.json']);
console.log( "JSON: ", JSON.stringify(json) );

This will output JSON: {"message":"therefore I am"}.

Contributing

In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using Grunt.

License

Copyright (c) 2014 PonyCode Corporation Licensed under the MIT license.