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craydent.appendfile
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by Clark Inada
Craydent is all inclusive utility library. There are several ways to use the library in NodeJS. More detailed documentation on constants can be found at Craydent Properties. More detailed documentation on methods can be found at Craydent Methods
// require - this require is the fully modular version with no global constants, prototypes, or methods.
const appendFile = require('craydent.appendFile').default;
// import - this require is the fully modular version with no global constants, prototypes, or methods.
import appendFile from 'craydent.appendFile';
Info: (Depricated) A promisified version of appendFile. The arguments are the same as the native fs methods minus the callback.
Return: (NodeJS.ErrnoException | void)
Parameters:
None
Overloads:
None
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We found that craydent.appendfile demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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