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new-find-package-json
Advanced tools
Inspired by find-package-json
This package can find (by default) the nearest package.json
(upwards).
Sync:
const findFileFrom = process.cwd();
for (const file of findSync(findFileFrom)) {
console.log("found file:", file);
}
Async/await (Promises):
const findFileFrom = process.cwd();
for await (const file of findAsync(findFileFrom)) {
console.log("found file:", file);
}
Note: it is important to not forget to use for await..of
instead of just for..of
for findAsync
Options for findSync
& findAsync
:
Index | Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
0 | input | string | none (required) | The path to search from |
1 | base | string | process.cwd() | The path to use as an absolute point if input is not absolute |
2 | fileName | string | package.json | The Filename to search for |
.next
will return an object with value
and done
, where value is the absolute path to the file found and undefined
if done
is true
FAQs
Find the an package.json in the path provided upwards
The npm package new-find-package-json receives a total of 109,715 weekly downloads. As such, new-find-package-json popularity was classified as popular.
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