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hyperdrive-prefix

v1.3.0

Published

prefix a hyperdrive archive with a path

Downloads

14

Readme

hyperdrive-prefix

prefix a hyperdrive archive with a path

example

var hyperdrive = require('hyperdrive')
var memdb = require('memdb')
var collect = require('collect-stream')
var prefix = require('../')

var drive = hyperdrive(memdb())
var archive = drive.createArchive()

var dir1 = prefix('dir1', archive)
dir1.createFileWriteStream('hello.txt').end('BEEP BOOP\n')
dir1.createFileWriteStream('whatever.txt').end('hey\n')

var dir2 = prefix('dir2', archive)
dir2.createFileWriteStream('hello.txt').end('EHLO WORLD\n')

archive.finalize(function () {
  collect(dir1.list(), function (err, files) {
    show('DIR1/', files)
  })
  collect(dir2.list(), function (err, files) {
    show('DIR2/', files)
  })
  collect(archive.list(), function (err, files) {
    show('LIST', files)
  })
  function show (msg, files) {
    console.log(msg)
    files.forEach(function (file) { console.log('  ' + file.name) })
  }
})

prints:

LIST
  dir1/hello.txt
  dir1/whatever.txt
  dir2/hello.txt
DIR1/
  hello.txt
  whatever.txt
DIR2/
  hello.txt

api

var prefix = require('hyperdrive-prefix')

var subarchive = prefix(str)

var subarchive = prefix(str, archive)

Create a subarchive of archive where paths are transparently prefixed with a string str for writing and the prefix is transparently removed when listing files.

The subarchive has many of the same methods as archive except for subarchive.finalize() which you should perform on the archive instance directly.

  • subarchive.append(entry, cb)
  • subarchive.get(index, cb)
  • subarchive.download(index, cb)
  • subarchive.list()
  • subarchive.createFileReadStream(entry)
  • subarchive.createFileWriteStream(entry)

archive is optional. You can set it later with subarchive.setArchive(archive).

subarchive.setArchive(archive)

Set the underlying archive if one wasn't set up initially.

install

npm install hyperdrive-prefix

license

BSD