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manifest-directory

v0.0.2

Published

Turns a directory of files into a dictionary of file contents

Downloads

4

Readme

Manifest Directory

npm version License: MIT

Turns a directory of files into a dictionary of file contents.

Installation

npm install manifest-directory

Usage

import manifestDirectory from "manifest-directory";
const data = await manifestDirectory("path/to/directory");
console.log(data);

Transforming file contents

You can pass a function as the second argument to transform the file contents. It receives the file path and the file content as arguments.

import manifestDirectory from "manifest-directory";
const data = manifestDirectory("path/to/directory", {
  transform: (path, content) => {
    return content.toUpperCase();
  },
});
console.log(data);

Pre-defined transformations

You can use one of the pre-defined transformations by passing a string as the second argument.

import manifestDirectory from "manifest-directory";
const data = manifestDirectory("path/to/directory", { transform: "binary" });
console.log(data);

Available transformations:

  • textAllowList - If file matches a predefined list of extensions, returns the content as text. Otherwise, returns as Uint8Array.
  • textDenyList - If file matches a predefined list of extensions, returns the content as Uint8Array. Otherwise, returns as text.
  • text - Returns the content as text.
  • utf8 - Returns the content as utf8 text.
  • binary - Returns the content as Uint8Array.
  • base64 - Returns the content as a base64 string.

Modes

You can pass a mode as the third argument to change the behavior of the function.

import { writeFileSync } from "node:fs";
import manifestDirectory from "manifest-directory";
const data = manifestDirectory("path/to/directory", {
  transform: "string",
  mode: "direct-content",
});
writeFileSync("path/to/output.json", JSON.stringify(data, null, 2));
ffs path/to/output.json
cd /output

Reverse Usage

Use directoryManifested to write the dictionary back to the filesystem.

import { directoryManifested } from "manifest-directory";
const data = {
  "readme.md": "# hello\n",
};
directoryManifested("path/to/directory", data);