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split-file

v2.3.0

Published

Splitting and merging files with NodeJS

Downloads

7,951

Readme

Split File

Build Status

Split and merge file in multiple parts. Splittable with number of parts or maximum bytes per part

Programmatically usage

This section contains information on how to use the split-file module in your code.

Installation

You can install and save an entry to your package.json with the following command:

npm i --save split-file

Usage

All methods return a Promise (bluebird) which results in some respose if some.

Splitting file with number of parts

splitFile(file) => Promise<string[]>

Consumes:

  • file: Path to the file to split.

Produces:

  • Promise<string[]>: Promise with results in an array of part names (full paths) of the splitted files.

Example:

const splitFile = require('split-file');

splitFile.splitFile(__dirname + '/testfile.bin', 3)
  .then((names) => {
    console.log(names);
  })
  .catch((err) => {
    console.log('Error: ', err);
  });

Splitting file with maximum bytes per part

splitFileBySize(file, maxSize) => Promise<string[]>

Consumes:

  • file: Path to the file to split.
  • maxSize: Max size of the splitted parts. (bytes)

Produces:

  • Promise<string[]>: Promise with results in an array of part names (full paths) of the splitted files.

Example:

const splitFile = require('split-file');

splitFile.splitFileBySize(__dirname + '/testfile.bin', 457000)
  .then((names) => {
    console.log(names);
  })
  .catch((err) => {
    console.log('Error: ', err);
  });

Merge parts

mergeFiles(names, outputFile) => Promise<>

Consumes:

  • names: Input files, array with full part paths.
  • outputFile: Full path of the output file.

Produces:

  • Promise<>: Promise that results in an empty resolving.

Example:

const splitFile = require('split-file');

splitFile.mergeFiles(names, __dirname + '/testfile-output.bin')
  .then(() => {
    console.log('Done!');
  })
  .catch((err) => {
    console.log('Error: ', err);
  });

CLI Tool

Installation

To use the module from the commandline you can install this package in your global context:

npm i -g split-file

Some situations you need admin rights (sudo or windows run as admin)

Usage

The CLI tool works like you use it in your own package.

Usage: split-file -s input.bin 5
       split-file -x input.bin 457000
       split-file -m output.bin part1 part2 ...

 -s <input> <num_parts>
    Split the input file in the number of parts given.

 -x <input> <max_size>
    Split the input file into multiple parts with file size maximum of max_size bytes

 -m <output> <part> <part> ...
    Merge the given parts into the output file.

License

License is MIT, see LICENSE