mkdirs

a lightweight package making directory recursively and asynchronously in node.js

Example

example.js

var mkdirs = require('util-mkdirs')
//absolute path
mkdirs('/path/to/dir', (err, fp)=>{
    if(err){
        console.log(err)
        return
    }
    console.log(fp)
    //do something else
})

//relative path
mkdirs('./path/to/dir', (err, fp)=>{
    if(err){
        console.log(err)
        return
    }
    console.log(fp)
    //do something else
})

Usage

install

npm i util-mkdirs --save

import

var mkdirs = require('util-mkdirs')

arguments

mkdirs(dirpath [,mode] [,callback])

• dirpath: [required] {string|buffer} relative or absolute path
• mode: [options] {string|number} default 777 which will finally convert to an oct number
• callback: [options] {function} a function with two paras: err,fp. if everything is fine, err will be null and fp refers to the dirpath you created.

Test

npm install
npm test

Tips

make sure you have the permission to create the aimed directory. Once the directory exist already, nothing will happen.

License

MIT