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Returns a list of paths to the subfolders and subfiles of the specified location.
list-contents
is a module that returns a list of paths to the subfolders and subfiles of the specified location.
file-assistant
package that creates, copies or moves the folders and files into the specified path or modifies the files' content according to the given [Array] object (or .json file path) instructions.npm install list-contents
const list = require('list-contents');
list(path,[config,]callback)
path
[String]config
[Object]list-contents
module with the following [Object] config
's properties:
depth
[Number|null] (default:null)list-contents
module should explore the folders in the given path
directory.
If set to null
(default) - it lists all subfiles and subfolders of all levels of the path
directory.
If set to 1 - it lists only the one level of path
directory elements; eg. ./styles
, ./index.html
If set to 2 - it lists two levels of path
directory elements; eg. ./styles/css
, ./scripts/ajax.js
etc.exclude
[Array|String] (default:[])files
, dirs
and inaccessible
lists."./bin"
.["./node_modules", "./bin"]
.path
, otherwise they will be not recognized.'./node_modules'
or './.git'
to make the list-contents
module faster.const listContents = require('list-contents');
listContents('./dist', (data)=>{/*...*/});
listContents('./dist', {depth: 5}, (data)=>{/*...*/});
listContents('./dist', {depth: 3, exclude: ['node_modules','.git']}, (data)=>{/*...*/})
callback
[Function]callback
function. It has 5 properties:
error
[Boolean|Error]
null
if the path
is valid, otherwise [Error] objectdirs
[Array]path
argumentfiles
[Array]path
argumentinaccessible
[Array] v3.*.*
path
argument.path
[String]path
parameterconst list = require('list-contents');
list("./dist",(o)=>{
if(o.error) throw o.error;
console.log('Folders: ', o.dirs);
console.log('Files: ', o.files);
});
Assuming that "./dist" path contains the following subfolders and subfiles:
dist
├ scripts
│ ├ index.js
│ └ ajax.js
├ styles
│ ├ css
│ │ ├ layout.css
│ │ └ media.css
│ └ scss
│ └ mixins.scss
└ templates
├ main.html
├ menubar.html
├ login.html
└ contact.html
the module will pass the following object through the callback
function:
{
error: null,
path: "./dist",
dirs: [
'scripts',
'templates',
'styles',
'styles/css',
'styles/scss'
],
files: [
'scripts/ajax.js',
'scripts/index.js',
'templates/contact.html',
'templates/login.html',
'templates/main.html',
'templates/menubar.html',
'styles/css/layout.css',
'styles/css/media.css',
'styles/scss/mixins.scss'
],
inaccessible: []
}
FAQs
Returns a list of paths to the subfolders and subfiles of the specified location.
The npm package list-contents receives a total of 258 weekly downloads. As such, list-contents popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that list-contents 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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