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walk-async-fd

v1.1.0

Published

Modern (A)synchronous walk implementation using TypeScript.

Downloads

2

Readme

WalkAsyncFD

Modern (A)synchronous walk implementation using TypeScript.

npm version

Simple directory / file walker, written using modern TypeScript. I found the implementation npm/walk to be unsuited for my purposes, as well as having a very messy codebase, being written before Node.js had async/await.

Installation:

$> npm install walk-async-fd

Example:

$> npm run example # runs `node example/index.js .`

# Prints size of all files in this directory
File: README.md is 106 bytes.
File: LICENSE is 1072 bytes.
File: package.json is 813 bytes.
File: package-lock.json is 664 bytes.
File: tsconfig.json is 258 bytes.
File: src/index.js is 7547 bytes.
File: src/index.ts is 4088 bytes.
File: example/index.js is 3886 bytes.
File: example/index.ts is 621 bytes.

Async/Sync:

Comes with both an Aynchronous and Synchronous version, syntax is virtually identical.

import { walkAsync, walk } from "walk-async-fd";

walkAsync(process.argv[2], async (path) => {
    const file = await fs.promises.open(path, 'r'); // make sure to catch, see example/index.ts
    const size = (await file.stat()).size;
    ...
});

walk(process.argv[2], (path) => {
    const size = fs.statSync(path).size;
    ...
});

License:

walk-async-fd is available under the MIT License, see LICENSE.

Copyright (c) 2021 Eden Tyler-Moss.