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gentle-fs
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gentle-fs
is a standalone library for
"gently" remove or link directories.
$ npm install gentle-fs
// todo
> rm(target, opts, cb)
Will delete all directories between target
and opts.base
, as long as they are empty.
That is, if target
is /a/b/c/d/e
and base
is /a/b
, but /a/b/c
has other files
besides the d
directory inside of it, /a/b/c
will remain.
rm(target, opts, cb)
> link(from, to, opts, cb)
If from
is a real directory, and from
is not the same directory as to
, will
symlink from
to to
, while also gently rm
ing the to
directory,
and then call the callback. Otherwise, will call callback with an Error
.
link(from, to, opts, cb)
> linkIfExists(from, to, opts, cb)
Performs the same operation as link
, except does nothing when from
is the
same as to
, and calls the callback.
linkIfExists(from, to, opts, cb)
FAQs
Gentle Filesystem operations
The npm package gentle-fs receives a total of 112,972 weekly downloads. As such, gentle-fs popularity was classified as popular.
We found that gentle-fs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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