contains-path
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The contains-path npm package is used to determine if a given path is inside another path. It is a simple utility that can be used to check if a file or directory is contained within another directory, which can be useful for ensuring proper file structure, security checks, and more.
Check if a path contains another path
This feature allows you to check if one path is contained within another. It returns true if the first path is inside the second path, otherwise false.
const containsPath = require('contains-path');
console.log(containsPath('/a/b/c', '/a/b')); // true
console.log(containsPath('/a/b/c', '/x/y')); // falseThis package provides similar functionality to contains-path. It allows you to check if one path is inside another path. The API might differ slightly, but the core functionality is the same.
Another package that checks if a path is inside another path. It compares to contains-path in terms of functionality but may have different implementation details or additional features.
Return true if a file path contains the given path.
Install with npm:
$ npm install --save contains-path
Install with yarn:
$ yarn add contains-path
As of v1.0.0, this library no longer uses regex for matching. Please do not hesitate to report any issues or regressiosn.
var containsPath = require('contains-path');
containsPath('foo/bar', 'foo'); //=> true
containsPath('foo/bar', 'bar'); //=> true
containsPath('foo/bar', 'qux'); //=> false
// returns false for partial matches
containsPath('foobar', 'foo'); //=> false
containsPath('foo.bar', 'foo'); //=> false
containsPath('foo.bar', 'bar'); //=> false
// prefix with "./" to match from beginning of filepath
containsPath('bar/foo', 'foo'); //=> true
containsPath('bar/foo', './foo'); //=> false
Prefix with ! to invert matching behavior:
containsPath('foo/bar', '!foo'); //=> false
containsPath('foo/bar', '!qux'); //=> true
Type: boolean
Default: false
Disable case sensitivity.
containsPath('foo/bar', 'FOO'); //=> false
containsPath('foo/bar', 'FOO', {nocase: true}); //=> true
Type: boolean
Default: false
Allow "partial" matches:
containsPath('foobar', 'foo'); //=> false
containsPath('foobar', 'foo', {partialMatch: true}); //=> true
containsPath('foo.bar', 'foo'); //=> false
containsPath('foo.bar', 'foo', {partialMatch: true}); //=> true
true if the given string or array ends with suffix using strict equality for… more | homepagetrue if a file path ends with the given string/suffix. | homepagePull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
| Commits | Contributor |
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| 1 | germtb |
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Return true if a file path contains the given path.
The npm package contains-path receives a total of 1,315,268 weekly downloads. As such, contains-path popularity was classified as popular.
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