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    directory-fixture-provider

Provides directories for testing.


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Installation

npm install directory-fixture-provider --save-dev

Motivation

When your library work with files and directories and you want to test it

Usage

Basics

const fixturesRoot = '/paht/to/your/fixture/directories/files'
/*
contains files and direcories for examnple:
- file-a.js
- file-b.js
- directory1/file-c.js
- directory2/contains-a-lot-of-files.js
- directory2/directory3/contains-a-lot-of-files-as-well.js

*/
const fixtureDirectoryProvider = require('directory-fixture-provider')(fixturesRoot)
const fixtureData = fixtureDirectoryProvider.get('directory2') 

// fixtureData contains an object where
/*
{ dir: '/tmp/directory-fixture-provider-destination/KzXwBFDdtAmh/',
  fixturePath: '/home/it/dev/misc/cowlog/packages/directory-fixture-provider/tests/directory-fixtures/',
  getFixtureFiles: [Function: getFixtureFiles],
  getDestinationFiles: [Function: getDestinationFiles],
  getStatus: [Function: getStatus],
  getFixtureContent: [Function] }
}
 */

This is how you start working with the tool, but the real fun just starts. So you receive all files and subdirectories of the fixtures that subset what you were requesting too so in the example above the directory2 will be given back.

We have a random part of the path that is unique per fixture provider, so if you need clean data, just create another directory-fixture-provider.

Check if your data has changed

const fixtureDirectoryProvider = require('directory-fixture-provider')(fixturesRoot)
const fixtureData = fixtureDirectoryProvider.get('./')
const fixtureDir = fixtureData.dir
// Work with the files
// add/remove/modify files, and you will get relevant info about them

fixtureData.getStatus().changed

// true if something is changed.

changeTotals

fixtureData.getStatus().changeTotals

// gives you the number of files changed

If a new file is added, deleted or an existing changed each counts as a change here.

changeNumbers

fixtureData.getStatus().changeNumbers

/*
Returns an object like this:
{
  deleted: 0
  changed: 0
  new: 0
}
 */

Where it tells you how many files changed, delted or new

If a file is deleted it will increase the changed data tag too.

Milestones

Create an awesome diff module for the getStatus resulting object.

More information

This library helps you find changes modifications between your working and original fixture files. More examples are coming for more information, please check the tests

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Last updated on 14 May 2018

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