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@danmasta/walk
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Directory and file walking utility for node apps
Features:
We needed a better way to walk directories and read files during build and/or start time. I wanted an api that was simple, supported glob pattern matching like gulp, and returned objects with a similar format as vinyl. This package allows you to simply read any directory (or file), return an array of objects, and filter results with glob pattern matching. It can also require file contents, and resolve require-style path strings.
Add walk as a dependency for your app and install via npm
npm install @danmasta/walk --save
Require the package in your app
const walk = require('@danmasta/walk');
name | type | description |
---|---|---|
cwd | string | Base directory to start walk from. Default is process.cwd |
root | string | Directory or file path to walk. This gets normalized as path.resolve(cwd, root) . Default is ./ |
exclude | array | Array of directory names to exclude from walk. Defaults to ['.git', 'node_modules', 'bower_components'] . Directory names are excluded before reading them, this helps it stay fast |
require | boolean | Whether to require file contents instead of reading them. Default is false |
read | boolean | Whether to read|require file contents when using each . Defaults to true |
src | Array|String|RegExp | Micromatch pattern for result filtering. Can be a path string, glob pattern string, regular expression, or an array of strings. Defaults to **/* |
dot | boolean | Whether or not to ignore dot files when matching. Default is true |
Name | Description |
---|---|
walk([path,][opts]) | Get a list of files based on specified options. Returns a promise that resolves with an array of file objects |
walkSync | Sync version of walk |
contents([path,][opts]) | Get the contents of files based on specified options. Returns a promise that resolves with an array of file objects |
contentsSync | Sync version of contents |
each([path,][opts,][iteratee]) | Runs an iteratee function for each file based on specified options. Returns a promise that resolves with an array of file objects. Iteratee takes one argument file |
eachSync | Sync version of each |
Each method takes an optional path
and options
param as arguments. The each
methods also accept an iteratee function as the last argument
Each file returned from walk has the following signature
name | type | description |
---|---|---|
cwd | string | Current working directory. Defaults to process.cwd |
root | string | Base directory to use for relative pathing. Defaults to cwd |
path | string | Absolute path of the file on disk |
relative | string | Relative path of file based normalized from root |
dir | string | Parent directory where file is located |
base | string | File name with extension |
name | string | File name without extension |
ext | string | File extension |
stat | object | The fs.stat object for the file |
contents | string|object | Contents of the file. If require is true , will be resolved object , otherwise string . Default is null |
name | description |
---|---|
isBuffer | Returns true if file.contents is a buffer |
isStream | Returns true if file.contents is a stream |
isNull | Returns true if file.contents is null |
isDirectory | Returns true if the file is a directory |
isSymbolic | Returns true if the file is a symbolic link |
const walk = require('@danmasta/walk').walk;
Walk the current working directory, exclude all .json
files
walk({ src: '**/*.!(json)' }).then(res => {
console.log('files:', res);
});
Walk a child directory, include only .json
files
walk('./config', { src: '**/*.json' }).then(res => {
console.log('files:', res);
});
Walk a directory using an absolute path
walk('/usr/local').then(res => {
console.log('files:', res);
});
const contents = require('@danmasta/walk').contents;
Read the contents of all pug
files in ./views
contents('./views', { src: '**/*.pug' }).then(res => {
console.log('templates:', res);
});
const each = require('@danmasta/walk').each;
Require all js
files in the ./routes
directory and run a callback for each one
each('./routes', { src: '**/*.js', require: true }, route => {
app.use(route());
}).then(res => {
console.log('all routes loaded');
});
To use the sync version of any method just append Sync
to the end of the method name
const contents = require('@danmasta/walk').contentsSync;
Load all templates from the ./views
directory
const templates = contents('./views', { src: '**/*.pug' });
console.log('templates:', templates);
If you have any questions feel free to get in touch
FAQs
Directory and file walking utility for node apps
The npm package @danmasta/walk receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, @danmasta/walk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @danmasta/walk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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