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aiyou-npc 是哎呦系列中,用于在受保护的机器中拷贝文件,管你几重加密,只要能安装我,统统拷贝下来,谁用谁爽[狗头保命],交互式的操作,非常的简单。
ES6
面向对象 代码编写,有良好的扩展性,后续有空会添加
jest单元测试以及
typescript`支持。nodejs | npm | size |
---|---|---|
> 12.0 | > 6.0 | 忽略不计 |
aiyou-npc 程序,可以同时运行在 windows 和类 unux 的电脑中:
api | 效果 |
---|---|
npc | 打开 aiyou-npc 程序的帮助文档 |
npc split 指定文件 到指定目录下面 | 分解 指定文件 到指定目录下面 |
npc concat 有碎片文件的目录 生成指定路径文件 [重组完成后是否删除碎片文件目录] | 重组 有碎片文件的目录 生成指定路径文件 |
... | 后续功能待优化 |
全局安装,作为命令行工具来使用:
npm install -g aiyou-npc
作为第三方依赖安装:
npm install aiyou-npc
全局使用(全局安装后的使用方式),在命令行工具中逐行输入以下命令:
cd target-directory
npc
局部使用(作为第三方依赖包来使用),在 node 环境下的 js 文件中复制以下代码进行粘贴:
const { eat, split, concat} = require ('aiyou-npc');
// 看,非常简单
eat(refactorDir, runing, ending, runingError) // 删除操作
split(fileName, saveDir, runing, ending, runingError) // 分割操作
concat(refactorDir, newFilePath, runing, ending, runingError) // 重组操作
安装->使用
aiyou-npc 是最简单,易用的用于在受保护的机器中拷贝文件。基于 aiyou-no-repeat。
aiyou-npc 是哎呦系列中一员,之后还会有其它的成员陆续上来。
有问题可以在github的issue中提哟,感兴趣也可以加微信交流:
FAQs
基于aiyou-no-repeat 做的命令行工具。
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