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regedit-helper

v1.0.3

Published

A simple tool to help handle the registry

Downloads

1

Readme

RegEditHelper

npm node deps tests coverage licenses PR's welcome

A simple tool to help handle the registry

Example

const RegistryHelper = require('regedit-helper').default;
const helper = RegistryHelper.new('HKCU\\Software\\HMS')
helper.query('Test2020').values().then(r=>{
  console.log(r);
})

here's the result:

{ 
  "Test2020": { 
     "name": "admin",
     "age" : "22"
  }
}

API

  • static RegeditHelper new(namespace) get a Instance of RegeditHelper

    namespace#string: the registry keyPath, the curd keyPath will relative to it

  • static boolean create(keyPath) create a registry key path if not exists

    keyPath#string: the registry full keyPath

  • boolean insert(valueObject, keyPath = '') to insert value to the registry

    values#object: a simple js object, and it contains object types, which contains properties type,value

    const valueObject = {
      name:{
          type:'REG_SZ',
          value:'admin'
      }
    }

    keyPath#string: the registry keyPath relative to its namespace

  • boolean insertValues(values, keyPath = '', type = RegeditHelper.REG_SZ) to insert value to the registry

    values#object: a simple js object, and it contains only primitive types

      const values = {
           name: 'REG_SZ',
           age: 22,
      }
     

    keyPath#string: the registry keyPath relative to its namespace

    type#string: the registry type, default REG_SZ

  • boolean update(values, keyPath = '', type= RegeditHelper.REG_SZ) update value to the registry, its parameter the same to insertValues

  • boolean remove(keys: string | string[] = [], values: string | string[] = []) remove the registry key

    keyPath#string|string[]: the registry keyPath relative to its namespace, default []

    values#string|string[]: the registry leaf keys, default []

    When only the first parameter is passed, the current key and all its child node key values will be removed. The second parameter is used to control the specific attribute key value of the current node    
  • this query(keyPath = '', type = '', rec = true) query values from the registry

    keyPath#string: the registry keyPath relative to its namespace, default ''

    type#string: the registry type, default REG_SZ

    rec#boolean: is recursive query required, default true

  • Promise<object> origin() get query origin results

  • Promise<object> values() get query values results

  • Promise<object> one() only get the data of the keyPath, not include its children nodes