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recursive-dir-reader
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npm i recursive-dir-reader
After install, you can require module:
const readdir = require('recursive-dir-reader');
// Code
For example, we have the following directory structure:
In the code below, we gave several examples of how to read this directory and all its subdirectories.
const readdir = require('recursive-dir-reader');
// EX 1
readdir.sync('./someDir', path => {
console.info(path);
});
// ./someDir/someFile1.js
// ./someDir/someFile2.js
// ./someDir/someSubDir/folderWithOneFile/template.html
// ./someDir/someSubDir/someModule1.js
// ./someDir/someSubDir/someModule2.js
// EX 2
readdir.async('./someDir', path => {
console.info(path);
});
// ./someDir/someFile1.js
// ./someDir/someFile2.js
// ./someDir/someSubDir/someModule1.js
// ./someDir/someSubDir/someModule2.js
// ./someDir/someSubDir/folderWithOneFile/template.html
// EX 3
const filesIntoDirSync = readdir.sync('./someDir');
console.info(filesIntoDirSync);
// [
// './someDir/someFile1.js',
// './someDir/someFile2.js',
// './someDir/someSubDir/folderWithOneFile/template.html',
// './someDir/someSubDir/someModule1.js',
// './someDir/someSubDir/someModule2.js'
// ]
// EX 4
const filesIntoDirAsync = readdir.async('./someDir');
setTimeout(() => {
console.info(filesIntoDirAsync);
}, 1000);
// [
// './someDir/someFile1.js',
// './someDir/someFile2.js',
// './someDir/someSubDir/someModule1.js',
// './someDir/someSubDir/someModule2.js',
// './someDir/someSubDir/folderWithOneFile/template.html'
// ]
You can easily combine this methods.
const filesIntoDirAsync = readdir.async('./someDir', path => {
console.info(path);
});
// ./someDir/someFile1.js
// ./someDir/someFile2.js
// ./someDir/someSubDir/someModule1.js
// ./someDir/someSubDir/someModule2.js
// ./someDir/someSubDir/folderWithOneFile/template.html
setTimeout(() => {
console.info(filesIntoDirAsync);
}, 1000);
// [
// './someDir/someFile1.js',
// './someDir/someFile2.js',
// './someDir/someSubDir/someModule1.js',
// './someDir/someSubDir/someModule2.js',
// './someDir/someSubDir/folderWithOneFile/template.html'
// ]
FAQs
The module is required for sync or async reading of dir and subdirs
The npm package recursive-dir-reader receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, recursive-dir-reader popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that recursive-dir-reader 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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