@vscode-utility/fs-browserify

@vscode-utility/fs-browserify

When developing vscode extensions, it is essential to ensure compatibility between the desktop and web versions of vscode (https://vscode.dev or https://github.dev).

Using @vscode-utility/fs-browserify, you can access and manipulate files stored locally or remotely, making it easier to develop vscode extensions that work seamlessly on both the desktop and web versions of vscode.

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Installation

npm

npm install @vscode-utility/fs-browserify

yarn

yarn add @vscode-utility/fs-browserify

pnpm

pnpm add @vscode-utility/fs-browserify

Usage

import { fs } from '@vscode-utility/fs-browserify';

const fileStat = await fs.statAsync(path);
console.log(fileStat);

const fileContent = await fs.readFileAsync(path);
console.log(fileContent);

Compare functions

@vscode-utility/fs-browserify	fs (nodejs)
fs.statAsync()	fs.stat()
fs.readDirectoryAsync()	fs.readDir()
fs.createDirectoryAsync()	fs.mkdir()
fs.readFileAsync()	fs.readFile()
fs.appendFileAsync()	fs.appendFile()
fs.writeFileAsync()	fs.writeFile()
fs.deleteAsync()	fs.rmdir()
fs.renameAsync()	fs.rename()
fs.copyAsync()	fs.cp()
fs.existAsync()	fs.exist()
fs.truncateAsync()	fs.truncate()

Feedback

If you discover a bug, or have a suggestion for a feature request, please submit an issue.

LICENSE

This extension is licensed under the MIT License