content-entry
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Extends BaseEntry
Representation of one file or directory entry All names are asolute (no leading '/') and build with '/'
name string file name inside of the repositorycontent (string | Buffer | Stream) (optional, default undefined)type string type of the content (optional, default Entry.TYPE_BLOB)mode string file permissions (optional, default "100644")sha string sha of the contentname string file name inside of the repositorycontent (string | Buffer | Stream)type string type of the contentmode string file permissionssha string sha of the contentDeliver content as string
Returns string content
Deliver content as read stream
Returns ReadableStream content
compare meta info against other entry
other EntryReturns boolean true if other has the same meta information (name...)
compare content against other entry
other EntryReturns boolean true if other has the same content (bitwise)
compare against other entry
other EntryReturns boolean true if other describes the same content
Representation of one file or directory entry All names are asolute (no leading '/') and build with '/'
name string name inside of the containername string name inside of the containerReturns Array<string> UTI types
brings Directory attributes to entries
superclassExtends ContentEntry
represents a entry without content (content length = 0)
Extends BaseEntry
general content access entries
Content entries where a buffer is the primary data representation
superclassContent entries where a stream is the primary data representation
superclassFAQs
content entries for content containers (aka files)
The npm package content-entry receives a total of 2,996 weekly downloads. As such, content-entry popularity was classified as popular.
We found that content-entry demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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