Get the path to an app (macOS)
$ npm install app-path
import appPath from 'app-path';
console.log(await appPath('Safari'));
//=> '/Applications/Safari.app'
console.log(await appPath('com.apple.Safari'));
//=> '/Applications/Safari.app'
console.log(appPath.sync('Safari'));
//=> '/Applications/Safari.app'
Returns a Promise<string> with the path to the app specified in appName. Rejects when run on any other operating system than macOS.
Returns the path to the app specified in appName. Throws when run on any other operating system than macOS.
Type: string
An app name or bundle identifier.
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Get the path to an app (macOS)
We found that app-path 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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