abs

abs

A library to convert a path into an absolute path.

:cloud: Installation

$ npm i --save abs

:clipboard: Example

const abs = require("abs");

console.log(abs("/foo"));
// => "/foo"

console.log(abs("foo"));
// => "/path/to/where/you/are/foo"

console.log(abs("~/foo"));
// => "/home/username/foo"

:question: Get Help

There are few ways to get help:

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• For bug reports and feature requests, open issues. :bug:
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:memo: Documentation

abs(input)

Computes the absolute path of an input.

Params

• String input: The input path (if not provided, the current working directory will be returned).

Return

• String The absolute path.

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:dizzy: Where is this library used?

If you are using this library in one of your projects, add it in this list. :sparkles:

• 3abn—A 3ABN radio client in the terminal.
• bible—Read the Holy Bible via the command line.
• blah—A command line tool to optimize the repetitive actions.
• bloggify-paths—Helper library for maintaining the Bloggify paths in one place.
• cdnjs-importer—Easy way to import a library into CDNJS.
• cli-sunset—A fancy command line tool for knowing the sunset time.
• emojer-cli—Command line tool for emojer.
• engine-app (by jillix)—Engine app related helper functions.
• engine-paths (by jillix)—Keeping the Engine paths in one place.
• engine-tools (by jillix)—Engine Tools library and CLI app.
• ethers-cli (by Richard Moore)—Command-Line Interface to ethers.io and ethers.space.
• extendscript-bundlr—a tool for bundling Adobe ExtendScripts that use the #include 'path/to/file' statement
• fwatcher—Watch files for changes.
• gh-notifier—Receive desktop notifications from your GitHub dashboard.
• ghcal—See the GitHub contributions calendar of a user in the command line.
• git-command (by ShuaiLiang)—Execute git command using Node.js
• git-issues (by Gabriel Petrovay)—Git issues extension to list issues of a Git project
• git-repos—Find all the git repositories in a specified directory, recursively.
• git-stats—Local git statistics including GitHub-like contributions calendars.
• github-labeller—Automagically create issue labels in your GitHub projects.
• gpm—npm + git = gpm - Install NPM packages and dependencies from git repositories.
• gry—A minimalist NodeJS wrapper for the git commands. gry stands for the Git RepositorY.
• gry-2—A minimalist NodeJS wrapper for the git commands. gry stands for the Git RepositorY.
• idea—A lightweight CLI tool and module for keeping ideas in a safe place quick and easy.
• image-to-ascii-cli—View images in text format, in your terminal.
• maybe-require—A less violent require.
• mdy—View markdown files in the command line with ANSI styled images.
• messager—Inter-process communication made simple.
• mongof—Sync MongoDB collections with JSON files.
• namy—Gets the name of the exported function.
• np-init—Easily start a npm package from scratch.
• package-json-path—Get the package.json path in a specific directory.
• packy—Set default fields in your package.json files.
• parrot-bot—A parrot-like bot you can talk with.
• pm2-meteor (by andruschka)—Simplest way to deploy, scale and run Meteor Apps with PM2.
• read-file-cache—Read files and cache them.
• rucksack—JavaScript and CSS bundler.
• ship-release—Publish new versions on GitHub and npm with ease.
• simplywatch (by danielkalen)—Watches files and upon change executes a command for each file INDIVIDUALLY with file-related params
• ssh-remote—Automagically switch on the SSH remote url in a Git repository.
• statique—A Node.JS static server module with built-in cache options and route features.
• tester-init—Init tests for tester.
• tilda-init—Init cli applications.
• tithe—Organize and track the tithe payments.
• web-term—A full screen terminal in your browser.
• write-file-p—Create the directory structure and then create the file.

:scroll: License

MIT © Ionică Bizău