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readwrite
, for all of your reading and writingThis simple, lightweight, elegant library allows you to read files simply and efficiently.
λ npm install readwrite
Simple!
rw.write("forty.two", "42 is a very special number.\nUse it wisely.");
rw.logln(rw.read("forty.two"));
rw.log("Hello! ");
rw.log("My name is...");
rw.logln("...!");
rw.logln("I have no idea... what my name is...");
rw.logfln("Oh wait, my name is %0, and I am a %1!", "Derpy", "programmer");
rw.log("Here are your lucky numbers! ");
rw.logfln("[%[ ]]", 3, 2, 9, 6, 3);
rw.logfln("You are running readwrite version %{version}, by the way.", rw);
Outputs:
42 is a very special number.
Use it wisely.
Hello! My name is......!
I have no idea... what my name is...
Oh wait, my name is Derpy, and I am a programmer!
Here are your lucky numbers! [3 2 9 6 3]
You are running readwrite version 1.0.2, by the way.
More documentation is to come, but hopefully the examples are sufficient for the moment.
FAQs
A simple, non-verbose wrapper for reading and writing files
The npm package readwrite receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, readwrite popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that readwrite 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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