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recursivedircopy

v1.1.0

Published

Asynchronous recursive file and directories copying with Promise support

Downloads

8

Readme

Recursive Dir Copy


Asynchronous recursive copying file and directories. Work on Promises. Behavior is similar to cp -r

Installation

npm i recursivedircopy

Usage

copy(SOURCE, DESTINATION[, OPTIONS])

const copy = require('recursive-dir-copy');

copy(SOURCE, DESTINATION)
	.then(() => {
		console.log('Successfully copied');
	})
	.catch((err) => {
		console.error(err);
	});

OR

try {

	const copy = require('recursive-dir-copy');

	await copy(SOURCE, DESTINATION);
	console.log('Successfully copied');

} catch(err) {
	console.error(err);
}

Options

  • options.limit<Number> is a maximum recursion depth. options.limit = 0 mean that recursion will not stop until all directories and files will be copied. Default: 0
  • options.filter<Function> is a function that run for every file/dir in SOURCE, have 1 argument - the name of file or directory. Return true to copy file/dir, false to ignore. Also can return Promise that resolve true/false. Default: undefined
  • options.force<Boolean> overwrite dirs/files in DESTINATION that already exists if true. Default: false
  • options.errorOnExist<Boolean> throw error if try to overwrite dirs/files in DESTINATION that already exists and if options.force=false. Default: false