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@layerzerolabs/io-devtools
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pnpm install @layerzerolabs/io-devtools
yarn install @layerzerolabs/io-devtools
npm install @layerzerolabs/io-devtools
Returns true if specified filesystem path points to a directory, false otherwise. Does not throw if path does not exist on the filesystem, instead returns false
Returns true if specified filesystem path points to a file, false otherwise. Does not throw if path does not exist on the filesystem, instead returns false
Returns true if specified filesystem path can be read by the current user, false otherwise. Does not throw if path does not exist on the filesystem, instead returns false
Asks the user whether they want to continue and reads the input from the CLI standard input. By default the question displayed is Do you want to continue? and the default response is yes
const goahead = await promptToContinue();
// To ask a different question
const goahead = await promptToContinue("Are you sure?");
// To default the response to false, good for important and unsafe decisions
const goahead = await promptToContinue("Are you sure?", false);
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Utilities for working with I/O in LayerZero devtools
The npm package @layerzerolabs/io-devtools receives a total of 1,397 weekly downloads. As such, @layerzerolabs/io-devtools popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @layerzerolabs/io-devtools 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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