Fake node.js file system for testing. Supports stat
, exists
, readdir
,
readFile
, writeFile
, mkdir
, rmdir
, unlink
, rename
and their sync counterparts.
var Fs = require('fake-fs')
var fs = new Fs
Define a dir
fs.dir('a/b/c')
fs.existsSync('a/b/c').should.be.true
fs.existsSync('a').should.be.true // note that it works like mkdir -p
fs.existsSync('.').should.be.true // in fact you defined an item at absolute path
fs.existsSync(process.cwd()).should.be.true
Dir with some meta
fs.dir('bin', {
mtime: 100, // by default it will be set to (new Date)
atime: 300,
ctime: 50
})
fs.statSync('bin').should.have.property('mtime').equal(100)
Define an empty file
fs.file('foo/bar.txt')
fs.readFileSync('foo/bar.txt', 'utf8').should.equal('')
fs.statSync('foo').isDirectory().should.be.true // foo automatically created
Define a file with content
fs.file('hello.txt', 'Hello world') // utf8 assumed
fs.file('base64.txt', 'TWFu', 'base64')
fs.file('bin', new Buffer([10, 20]))
Define a file with arbitrary attributes
fs.file('file', {
content: 'asdf',
mtime: new Date,
hello: 'hello'
})
fs.readFileSync('file', 'utf8').should.equal('asdf')
fs.statSync('file').should.have.property('hello').equal('hello')
Sometimes you may want to define several items at one location. The .at(path)
returns a proxy which prefixes everything you defined with path
.
fs.at('public/assets')
.file('style.css')
.file('icons.png')
fs.existsSync('public/assets/icons.png').should.be.true
It also has convenience methods for patching-unpatching of global fs
object.
fs.patch()
fs.dir('foo')
require('fs').existsSync('foo').should.be.true
fs.unpatch()
require('fs').existsSync('foo').should.be.false
.stat()
✓ Should return stats
✓ Should throw ENOENT on non-existent path
✓ Should support absolute paths
.readdir()
✓ Should list a dir contents
✓ Should throw ENOENT on non-existent path
✓ Should throw ENOTDIR on non-dir
.exists()
✓ Should return true on existent path
✓ Should return false for non-existent path
.mkdir()
✓ Should create dir
✓ Should ignore mode
✓ Should throw EEXIST on existing item
✓ Should throw ENOENT on non-existent parent
✓ Should throw ENOTDIR on non-dir parent
✓ Should update parent times
.readFile()
✓ Should read file contents
✓ Should decode file contents
✓ Should throw ENOENT on non-existent file
✓ Should throw EISDIR on directory
.writeFile()
✓ Should write file
✓ Should respect encoding
✓ Should allow to write buffers
✓ Should throw ENOTDIR when parent is not a dir
✓ Should throw ENOENT whent parent dir does not exist
✓ Should update dir times on file creation
✓ Should not update dir times on file update
If you decide to use this library please depend on strict versions.
Via npm
npm install fake-fs
To run tests install dev dependencies and run npm test
command.
npm install -d
npm test
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2012 Eldar Gabdullin eldargab@gmail.com
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