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Seize the directory.
Colleqtor is a simple little Node utility that uses fs
to list the contents of a directory-- with or without filenames, and import the UTF-8 contents of those files into an array-- associative by filename (with or without extension), or sequential.
Get it on NPM:
npm install colleqtor --save
Or clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/austinbillings/Colleqtor
Imagine we have a subdirectory called "documents" that contains 5 .txt
files and 2 .log
files. Here's an example:
const colleqtor = require('colleqtor');
let docDir = __dirname + '/documents';
colleqtor.listFiles(docDir);
/* something like:
[
"./test/fifth.txt",
"./test/first.txt",
"./test/fourth.txt",
"./test/megaLog.log",
"./test/second.txt",
"./test/third.txt",
"./test/ultraLog.log"
]
*/
colleqtor.listFiles(docDir, 'log');
// [ "./test/megaLog.log", "./test/ultraLog.log" ]
colleqtor.listFiles(docDir, 'log', true);
// [ "megaLog.log", "ultraLog.log" ]
colleqtor.gatherFileNames(docDir, 'log', true);
// [ "megaLog", "ultraLog" ]
FAQs
Seize the directory.
The npm package colleqtor receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, colleqtor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that colleqtor 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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