3.0.2 • Published 5 years ago

read-directory v3.0.2

Weekly downloads
4,693
License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
5 years ago

read-directory

Read a directory of files.

Install

npm install --save read-directory

Examples

Async example:

var read = require('read-directory')
read('./files', function (err, contents) {
  console.log(contents)
})

Sync example:

var read = require('read-directory')
var contents = read.sync('./files')

Using in the browser with browserify & budo

Use the included browserify transform module to convert calls to read.sync to the contents of the directory.

Note that to use the browserify transform you must use read.sync, and the path to the file directory can not be a variable.

File that will be browserified & transformed:

var path = require('path')
var read = require('read-directory')
var contents = read.sync(path.join(__dirname, 'files'))

Browserify example:

browserify index.js -t read-directory -o bundle.js

budo example:

budo index.js:bundle.js -- -t read-directory

API

readDirectory

Read the contents of a directory asynchronously

Parameters

  • dir String – The directory to read
  • options Object
    • options.fs Object – alternate fs implementation, optional
    • options.dirnames Boolean – include or exclude subdirectory names in keys of returned object
    • options.encoding String – encoding of files, default: utf8
    • options.filter String – glob pattern for filtering files, examples: *.md, *.css
    • options.ignore String – glob pattern for ignoring files
    • options.ignore Array – array of glob patterns for ignoring files
    • options.transform Function – A function you can use to transform the contents of files after they are read

Examples

var read = require('read-directory')
read('./files', function (err, contents) {
  console.log(contents)
})

readDirectory.sync

Read the contents of a directory asynchronously

Parameters

  • dir String – The directory to read
  • options Object
    • options.fs Object – alternate fs implementation, optional
    • options.dirnames Boolean – include or exclude subdirectory names in keys of returned object
    • options.encoding String – encoding of files, default: utf8
    • options.filter String – glob pattern for filtering files, examples: *.md, *.css
    • options.ignore String – glob pattern for ignoring files
    • options.ignore Array – array of glob patterns for ignoring files
    • options.transform Function – A function you can use to transform the contents of files after they are read

Examples

var read = require('read-directory')
var contents = read.sync('./files')

License

MIT