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app-data-folder
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A simple library that will always return the path to the Application Data folder for the current operating system.
A simple library that makes it easy to get the Application Data folder for the current operating system.
npm install app-data-folder
let appData = require('app-data-folder');
let applicationName = 'Storm';
let appDataPath = appData(applicationName); // returns a platform specific path to the default location for application data
// e.g.
// Windows: C:\\Users\\<User Name>\\AppData\\Roaming\\<application name>
// MacOS: /Users/<User Name>/Library/Application Support/<application name>
// linux: /home/<User Name>/.<application name>
I cringe at the thought of copying this code into each one of my apps. So I made it into a reusable library. Maybe a bit overkill but it makes me sleep better.
Check out some of my bigger projects at https://www.stormfolder.com
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A simple library that will always return the path to the Application Data folder for the current operating system.
The npm package app-data-folder receives a total of 112 weekly downloads. As such, app-data-folder popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that app-data-folder demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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