0.6.0 • Published 4 months ago
fsx-deno v0.6.0
fsx-deno
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Description
The fsx
bindings for use in Node.js and Node.js-compatible runtimes.
!WARNING This project is experimental and may change significantly before v1.0.0. Use at your own caution and definitely not in production!
Installation
Set up a deno.json
file like this:
{
"imports": {
"fsx-deno": "npm:fsx-deno@latest"
}
}
Usage
The easiest way to use fsx in your project is to import the fsx
object:
import { fsx } from "fsx-deno";
Then, you can use the API methods:
// 1. Files
// read from a text file
const text = await fsx.text("file.txt");
// read from a JSON file
const json = await fsx.json("file.json");
// read raw bytes from a text file
const arrayBuffer = await fsx.arrayBuffer("file.txt");
// write text to a file
await fsx.write("file.txt", "Hello world!");
// write bytes to a file
await fsx.write("file.txt", new TextEncoder().encode("Hello world!"));
// does the file exist?
const found = await fsx.isFile("file.txt");
// how big is the file?
const size = await fsx.size("file.txt");
// delete a file
await fsx.delete("file.txt");
// 2. Directories
// create a directory
await fsx.createDirectory("dir");
// create a directory recursively
await fsx.createDirectory("dir/subdir");
// does the directory exist?
const dirFound = await fsx.isDirectory("dir");
// delete an empty directory
await fsx.delete("dir");
// delete a non-empty directory
await fsx.deleteAll("dir");
If you'd like to create your own instance, import the DenoFsx
constructor:
import { DenoFsx } from "fsx-deno";
const fsx = new DenoFsx();
// optionally specify the Deno object to use
const volume = {};
const fsx = new DenoFsx({ deno: Deno });
If you'd like to use just the impl, import the DenoFsxImpl
constructor:
import { DenoFsxImpl } from "fsx-deno";
const fsx = new DenoFsxImpl();
// optionally specify the Deno object to use
const volume = {};
const fsx = new DenoFsxImpl({ deno: Deno });
License
Apache 2.0