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promised-file

Super simple file reader, wrapped in a promise.

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promised-file

Super simple file reader, wrapped in a promise.

Rejects on an empty file.

Supports command line globbing patterns.

Goals

Journey into breaking my modules into the smallest pieces possible.

Create a tiny wrapper around fs.readFile() that returns a promise

Install

$ npm install promised-file

Examples

Using it on the command line
# install it:

npm i promised-file

# run it from your node_modules/ directory :

# On an non-empty file.
./node_modules/.bin/promised-file package.* # Notice the glob pattern for package.json.

#On an empty file.
touch empty.txt # Create the empty file.
./node_modules/.bin/promised-file empty*
# Logs to the console:
#
# ### Error:
#  	File empty: empty.txt # Notice the expanded name from the glob pattern.

Using it as a lib (like in my spec)
var instance = require('promised-file');

  // ...

  beforeEach(function () {
    notemptyfile = __dirname + '/fixtures/notemptyfile.js';
    emptyfile = __dirname + '/fixtures/emptyfile.js';
  });

  it('should return truthy for a file that is not empty.', function (done) {

    instance.getFile(notemptyfile)
      .then(function(file) {
        expect(file).toBeTruthy();
        done();
      });

  });

  it('should reject an empty file', function emptyFileShouldReject (done) {

    instance.getFile(emptyfile)
      .catch(function prokEmptyFile (response) {
        expect(response).toEqual('File empty');
        done();
      });

  });

  // ...

// ->
// #### response:
//        ## Error: File empty

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Package last updated on 04 Aug 2014

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