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fs-readfile-promise
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Promisified version of fs.readFile
const readFilePromise = require('fs-readfile-promise');
(async () => {
const buffer = await readFile('path/to/a/file');
buffer.toString(); //=> '... file contents ...'
})();
Based on the principle of modular programming, this module has only one functionality readFile
, unlike other Promise-based file system modules. If you'd like to use a bunch of other fs
methods in the Promise way, choose other modules such as q-io and promise-fs.
npm install fs-readfile-promise
const readFilePromise = require('fs-readfile-promise');
path: string
Buffer
URL
integer
options: Object
(fs.readFile options) or string
(encoding)
Return: Promise<Buffer|string>
(async () => {
await readFilePromise('src.txt'); //=> <Buffer 48 69 2e>
await readFilePromise('src.txt', 'utf8'); //=> 'Hi.'
await readFilePromise('src.txt', {encoding: 'base64'}); //=> 'SGku'
})();
ISC License © 2017 Shinnosuke Watanabe
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Promise version of fs.readFile
We found that fs-readfile-promise 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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