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custom-file
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It abstracts the File and Folder classes, can be used on any virtual file system, and stream supports.
the custom-file can be used on any virtual file system with stream supports.
you must call setFileSystem()
the fs
to CustomFile Before use it:
through2 = require 'through2'
Stream = require('stream').Stream
fs = require 'graceful-fs' #or require 'fs'
CustomFile = require 'custom-file'
fs.cwd = process.cwd # what's the get current working directory function.
fs.path = require 'path.js' # what's the path package. (>=abstract-file@0.5.4 supports)
CustomFile.setFileSystem(fs) # and should set your filesystem first.
File = CustomFile.File
Folder = CustomFile.Folder
file = File './readme.md', load:true, read:true
console.log file.contents #<Buffer 23...>
file = File './readme.md', load:true, read:true, buffer:false
console.log file.contents instanceof Stream #true
file.pipe process.stdout, end:false #pipe to stdout(the stdout should be never closed.)
file = Folder './', load:true, read:true
console.log file.contents #[<File "README.md">, <Folder "src">,...]
file = Folder './', load:true, read:true, buffer:false
console.log file.contents instanceof Stream #true
file.pipe through2.obj (aFile, enc, next)->next null, aFile.inspect()+'\n'
.pipe process.stdout, end:false
file = CustomFile './readme.md' # the CustomFile can create the file or folder object base on the file path
file.should.be.instanceof File
file = CustomFile './' # Or use the AdvanceFile with same object.
file.should.be.instanceof Folder
AdvanceFile = require 'custom-file/lib/advance'
file = AdvanceFile './readme.md'
file.should.be.instanceof AdvanceFile
file = AdvanceFile './'
file.should.be.instanceof AdvanceFile
file.loadSync read:true # here can load manually.
file.load read:true, (err, content)->
console.log content
the following is javascript:
var through2 = require('through2');
var Stream = require('stream').Stream;
var fs = require('graceful-fs');
var CustomFile = require('custom-file');
fs.cwd = process.cwd;
CustomFile.setFileSystem(fs);
var File = CustomFile.File;
var Folder = CustomFile.Folder;
var file = File('./readme.md', {
load: true,
read: true
});
console.log(file.contents);
file = File('./readme.md', {
load: true,
read: true,
buffer: false
});
console.log(file.contents instanceof Stream);
file.pipe(process.stdout, {
end: false
});
file = Folder('./', {
load: true,
read: true
});
console.log(file.contents);
file = Folder('./', {
load: true,
read: true,
buffer: false
});
console.log(file.contents instanceof Stream);
file.pipe(through2.obj(function(aFile, enc, next) {
return next(null, aFile.inspect() + '\n');
})).pipe(process.stdout, {
end: false
});
file = CustomFile('./readme.md'); // create a file object.
file.should.be.instanceof(File)
file = CustomFile('./'); // create a folder object.
file.should.be.instanceof(Folder)
var AdvanceFile = require('custom-file/lib/advance')
file = AdvanceFile('./readme.md')
file.should.be.instanceof(AdvanceFile)
file = AdvanceFile('./')
file.should.be.instanceof(AdvanceFile)
file.loadSync({read: true});
file.load({read: true}, function(err, content) {
console.log(content);
});
See the abstract-file.
MIT
FAQs
It abstracts the File and Folder classes, can be used on any virtual file system, and stream supports.
The npm package custom-file receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, custom-file popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that custom-file 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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