files-rs

A native Node.js library written in Rust that provides functions for copying files and directories using glob patterns.

Features

• Copy single files or multiple files at once.
• Support for glob patterns to match files.
• Handles both files and directories.
• Written in Rust for performance and safety.

Installation

Use your preferred package manager to install files-rs along with its peer dependencies.

Using npm

npm install files-rs

Using pnpm

pnpm install files-rs

Using yarn

yarn add files-rs

Using bun

bun add files-rs

Usage

Copying Files and folders

To copy a file(s) or folder(s), use the copy function:

import { copy } from 'files-rs';

try{
    //copy single file:
    copy('path/to/source/file.txt', 'path/to/destination');
    //copy multiple files:
    copy(['path/to/file1.txt', 'path/to/file2.txt'], 'path/to/destination');
    //copy single folder:
    copy('path/to/source', 'path/to/destination');
    //copy multiple folders:
    copy(['path/to/source1', 'path/to/source2'], 'path/to/destination');
    //copy files and forders:
    copy(['path/to/source1', 'path/to/source2/file.txt'], 'path/to/destination');
}catch(err){
    console.error('Copying error:', err);
}

Copying with Glob Patterns

You can also use glob patterns to copy files:

import { copyGlob } from 'files-rs';

try{
    copy(glob, 'path/to/destination');
    copy([glob1, glob2], 'path/to/destination');

    //example:
    const glob = '**/some_dir/**/*.txt';
    copy(glob, 'path/to/destination');

    const glob1 = '**/some_dir1/**/some_file.*';
    const glob2 = '**/some_dir1/**/some_dir2/*';
    copy([glob1, glob2], 'path/to/destination');
}catch(err){
    console.error('Copying error:', err);
}