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inquirer-fuzzy-path
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Fuzzy file/directory search and select prompt for Inquirer.js
Register the prompt with inquirer:
inquirer.registerPrompt('fuzzypath', require('inquirer-fuzzy-path'))
Call the prompt:
return inquirer.prompt([
{
type: 'fuzzypath',
name: 'path',
excludePath: nodePath => nodePath.startsWith('node_modules'),
// excludePath :: (String) -> Bool
// excludePath to exclude some paths from the file-system scan
excludeFilter: nodePath => nodePath == '.',
// excludeFilter :: (String) -> Bool
// excludeFilter to exclude some paths from the final list, e.g. '.'
itemType: 'any',
// itemType :: 'any' | 'directory' | 'file'
// specify the type of nodes to display
// default value: 'any'
// example: itemType: 'file' - hides directories from the item list
rootPath: 'app',
// rootPath :: String
// Root search directory
message: 'Select a target directory for your component:',
default: 'components/',
suggestOnly: false,
// suggestOnly :: Bool
// Restrict prompt answer to available choices or use them as suggestions
depthLimit: 5,
// depthLimit :: integer >= 0
// Limit the depth of sub-folders to scan
// Defaults to infinite depth if undefined
}
]);
excludeFilter
was added.depthLimit
was added.filterPath
was deprecated. Please use excludePath
and itemType
instead.MIT © adelsz
FAQs
Fuzzy file/directory search and select prompt for inquirer.
We found that inquirer-fuzzy-path 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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