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@11ty/recursive-copy
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A fork of `recursive-copy`: Simple, flexible file copy utility
@11ty/recursive-copy
A temporary fork of timkendrick/recursive-copy
to satisfy https://github.com/11ty/eleventy/issues/3299 as Eleventy slowly moves to use Node native API fs.cp
.
Simple, flexible file copy utility
var copy = require('@11ty/recursive-copy');
copy('src', 'dest', function(error, results) {
if (error) {
console.error('Copy failed: ' + error);
} else {
console.info('Copied ' + results.length + ' files');
}
});
var copy = require('@11ty/recursive-copy');
copy('src', 'dest')
.then(function(results) {
console.info('Copied ' + results.length + ' files');
})
.catch(function(error) {
console.error('Copy failed: ' + error);
});
import copy from '@11ty/recursive-copy';
try {
const results = await copy('src', 'dest');
console.info('Copied ' + results.length + ' files');
} catch (error) {
console.error('Copy failed: ' + error);
}
var copy = require('@11ty/recursive-copy');
var path = require('path');
var through = require('through2');
var options = {
overwrite: true,
expand: true,
dot: true,
junk: true,
filter: [
'**/*',
'!.htpasswd'
],
rename: function(filePath) {
return filePath + '.orig';
},
transform: function(src, dest, stats) {
if (path.extname(src) !== '.txt') { return null; }
return through(function(chunk, enc, done) {
var output = chunk.toString().toUpperCase();
done(null, output);
});
}
};
copy('src', 'dest', options)
.on(copy.events.COPY_FILE_START, function(copyOperation) {
console.info('Copying file ' + copyOperation.src + '...');
})
.on(copy.events.COPY_FILE_COMPLETE, function(copyOperation) {
console.info('Copied to ' + copyOperation.dest);
})
.on(copy.events.ERROR, function(error, copyOperation) {
console.error('Unable to copy ' + copyOperation.dest);
})
.then(function(results) {
console.info(results.length + ' file(s) copied');
})
.catch(function(error) {
return console.error('Copy failed: ' + error);
});
copy(src, dest, [options], [callback])
Recursively copy files and folders from src
to dest
Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
src | string | Yes | N/A | Source file/folder path |
dest | string | Yes | N/A | Destination file/folder path |
options.overwrite | boolean | No | false | Whether to overwrite destination files |
options.expand | boolean | No | false | Whether to expand symbolic links |
options.dot | boolean | No | false | Whether to copy files beginning with a . |
options.junk | boolean | No | false | Whether to copy OS junk files (e.g. .DS_Store , Thumbs.db ) |
options.filter | function , RegExp , string , array | No | null | Filter function / regular expression / glob that determines which files to copy (uses maximatch) |
options.rename | function | No | null | Function that maps source paths to destination paths |
options.transform | function | No | null | Function that returns a transform stream used to modify file contents |
options.results | boolean | No | true | Whether to return an array of copy results |
options.concurrency | number | No | 255 | Maximum number of simultaneous copy operations |
options.debug | boolean | No | false | Whether to log debug information |
callback | function | No | null | Callback, invoked on success/failure |
Promise<Array>
Promise, fulfilled with array of copy results:
[
{
"src": "/path/to/src",
"dest": "/path/to/dest",
"stats": <Stats>
},
{
"src": "/path/to/src/file.txt",
"dest": "/path/to/dest/file.txt",
"stats": <Stats>
},
{
"src": "/path/to/src/subfolder",
"dest": "/path/to/dest/subfolder",
"stats": <Stats>
},
{
"src": "/path/to/src/subfolder/nested.txt",
"dest": "/path/to/dest/subfolder/nested.txt",
"stats": <Stats>
}
]
The value returned by the copy
function implements the EventEmitter
interface, and emits the following events:
Event | Handler signature |
---|---|
copy.events.ERROR | function(error, ErrorInfo) |
copy.events.COMPLETE | function(Array<CopyOperation>) |
copy.events.CREATE_DIRECTORY_START | function(CopyOperation) |
copy.events.CREATE_DIRECTORY_ERROR | function(error, CopyOperation) |
copy.events.CREATE_DIRECTORY_COMPLETE | function(CopyOperation) |
copy.events.CREATE_SYMLINK_START | function(CopyOperation) |
copy.events.CREATE_SYMLINK_ERROR | function(error, CopyOperation) |
copy.events.CREATE_SYMLINK_COMPLETE | function(CopyOperation) |
copy.events.COPY_FILE_START | function(CopyOperation) |
copy.events.COPY_FILE_ERROR | function(error, CopyOperation) |
copy.events.COPY_FILE_COMPLETE | function(CopyOperation) |
...where the types referred to in the handler signature are as follows:
ErrorInfo
Property | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
src | string | Source path of the file/folder/symlink that failed to copy |
dest | string | Destination path of the file/folder/symlink that failed to copy |
CopyOperation
Property | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
src | string | Source path of the relevant file/folder/symlink |
dest | string | Destination path of the relevant file/folder/symlink |
stats | fs.Stats | Stats for the relevant file/folder/symlink |
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A fork of `recursive-copy`: Simple, flexible file copy utility
The npm package @11ty/recursive-copy receives a total of 11,793 weekly downloads. As such, @11ty/recursive-copy popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @11ty/recursive-copy demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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