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position-in-file

A node.js util to find element position on a file list

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#position-in-file

A node.js util to find element position on a file of a folder.

##How to use :

Install position-in-file via npm :

npm install --save position-in-file

Use it :

const positionInFile = require('position-in-file')

//positionInFile(needle, haystack, options)

//Exemple :
positionInFile('element-to-look-for', 'where-to-search', {deep: false, ...})

//Result : 
[
	{file: 'finded-in-this-file.ext', lines: {2: [5]}}, //Line 2 column 5
	{file: 'finded-here.too.ext', lines: {1: [2, 19]}}, //Line 1 column 5, line 1 column 19
	...
]

If node doest display deep object you can use util.inspect :

	const inspect = require('util').inspect

	const result = positionInFile('element-to-look-for', 'where-to-search', {deep: false, ...})
	console.log(inspect(result, {showHidden: false, depth: null}))

##Parameters

  • needle (String || RegExp) : The element to search, can be a string or a regular expression.
  • haystack (String) : The path where the research will be executed, it can be a file or folder path. If haystack is not defined the research will be excecuted in the current folder.
  • options (Object) : Some aditionnals options :
    • deep (Boolean) : If the research will be apply on deep folder. Default : true.
    • ignore : (Array) An array to define the file/filter to ignore. Default : empty array.
    • fullPathRequired (Boolean) : If full path need to be specified on option.ignore or just the file name. Default : true.
    • gitIgnore (Boolean) : If .gitIgnore's file/folder need to be ignored. Default : true.

##License :

MIT

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Package last updated on 10 May 2017

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