@teasource/est-fuga-animi v1.0.0
@teasource/est-fuga-animi
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Description
When using native fs or fs-extra functions, you often care more about the operation's success than the specifics of any error.
This package wraps the native fs, fs/promises and fs-extra package of functions so that you don't need to use try/catch to prevent errors from stopping your program.
The original return void function is wrapped so that it will return true if it succeeds and false if it fails.
The rest of the functions return the original data if they succeed, or undefined if they fail.
Prerequisites
This package requires Node v16 or above.
However, please note that some functions are affected by the Node version.
To check your installed version, run the following command.
$ node -v
v20.5.1Installation
Before installing, please read the prerequisites.
To install and use this package, run:
$ npm i @teasource/est-fuga-animi # Npm
$ pnpm add @teasource/est-fuga-animi # Pnpm
$ yarn add @teasource/est-fuga-animi # YarnFor full type hinting and checking in a development environment, install the @types/fs-extra package:
$ npm i -D @types/fs-extra # Npm
$ pnpm add -D @types/fs-extra # Pnpm
$ yarn add -D @types/fs-extra # YarnExamples
You can simplify your code using this package as follows:
readJson
Original approach:
import fse from 'fs-extra';
async function rJ(path: string) {
try {
return await fse.readJson(path);
} catch (error) { }
}
const result = await rJ(path);
// Any json data - successfully read
// undefined - an error occurredUsing this package:
import kFse from '@teasource/est-fuga-animi';
const result = await kFse.readJson(path);
// Any json data - successfully read
// undefined - an error occurredrename
Original approach:
import fse from 'fs-extra';
async function r(o: string, n: string) {
try {
await fse.rename(o, n);
return true;
} catch (error) { }
return false;
}
const result = await r(oldPath, newPath);
// true - successfully renamed
// false - an error occurredUsing this package:
import kFse from '@teasource/est-fuga-animi';
const result = await kFse.rename(oldPath, newPath);
// true - successfully renamed
// false - an error occurredFunctions
You can use most of the functions exported from the native fs, fs/promises and fs-extra package.
However, all functions that do not end with "Sync" return a promise and do not accept callback arguments.
This is because with callback, errors are passed into the callback, which makes no sense when using wrappers.
If you need to use callbacks, import them in from the original package.
Additional
getFileSize- Use stat to get file size.getFileSizeSync- Use statSync to get file size.
Not exported
Deprecated functions will not be exported.
These functions do not need to be wrapped and have similar names but different functions. To avoid confusion, please import them yourself from fs or fs/promises:
- fs.watch
- fs.watchFile
- fs.promise.watch
Overloads types
The overloads type of these functions have been broken or merged.
Please note that the current type hints may not be completely accurate. We will correct this in a future update.
- fstat
- fstatSync
- lstat
- lstatSync
- mkdir
- mkdirSync
- mkdtemp
- mkdtempSync
- read
- readFile
- readFileSync
- readSync
- readdir
- readdirSync
- readlink
- readlinkSync
- realpath
- realpathSync
- stat
- statSync
- statfs
- statfsSync
- write
- writeSync
Will be affected by the node version
fs.cpSync and fsp.cp are available starting from Node v16.7.0.
fs.statfsSync and fsp.statfs are available starting from Node v18.15.0 up to but not including v19, as well as v19.6.0 and later.
Avoid using these functions if your Node version falls outside the specified ranges.
Versioning
We adhere to Semantic Versioning for this project.
For the versions available, see the versions on npm.
Authors
- kiki-kanri - kiki-kanri
License
MIT License © kiki-kanri
29 days ago