rrdir
The fastest recursive readdir in town
Recursively crawls a directory to obtain paths and information on directory/symlink on each entry. Takes advantage of uv_fs_scandir
in Node.js 10.10 or higher, which increases performance significantly.
Comparison against the walkdir
module crawling the Node.js repository on a NVMe SSD:
Test | Engine | OS | Runtime |
---|
rrdir sync | Node.js 10.10.0 | Linux 4.18.4 | 0.289s |
rrdir async | Node.js 10.10.0 | Linux 4.18.4 | 0.400s |
walkdir sync | Node.js 10.10.0 | Linux 4.18.4 | 0.423s |
walkdir async | Node.js 10.10.0 | Linux 4.18.4 | 1.557s |
rrdir sync | Node.js 8.11.4 | Linux 4.18.4 | 0.383s |
walkdir sync | Node.js 8.11.4 | Linux 4.18.4 | 0.416s |
rrdir async | Node.js 8.11.4 | Linux 4.18.4 | 1.148s |
walkdir async | Node.js 8.11.4 | Linux 4.18.4 | 1.813s |
Installation
npm i rrdir
Examples
const rrdir = require('rrdir');
const entries = await rrdir('../dir');
const entries = rrdir.sync('../dir');
API
rrdir(dir, [options])
rrdir.sync(dir, [options])
Recursively searches a directory for entries
contained within. Both functions will reject or throw on unexpected errors, but can optionally ignore errors encountered on individual files.
Returns: entries
, an array of entry
.
entry
entry.path
string: The path to the entry, will be relative if dir
is given relative.entry.directory
boolean: Boolean indicating whether the entry is a directory.entry.symlink
boolean: Boolean indicating whether the entry is a symbolic link.
Options
options.strict
boolean: Whether to throw errors when reading fails. Default: false
.options.encoding
string: The encoding to use in the entry's path. Default: 'utf8'
.options.exclude
Array: Array of path globs to exclude from the result. Default: []
.options.minimatch
Object: minimatch options. Default: {matchBase: true, dot: true, nocomment: true}
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