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inJS-DevTools/readdir-enhanced (press backspace or delete to remove)Why both readdir-enhanced and @jsdevtools/readdir-enhanced exist?
question
papb
- 1
- Opened on Jul 27, 2020
- #22
I use the following under Windows
const readdir = require( readdir-enhanced )
const result = readdir.sync.stat( C:/ )
Under my system this fails because some files are protected (for instance C:\pagefile.sys). ...
aicioara
- Opened on Apr 16, 2019
- #20
Should add something that says
Installation
npm install --save readdir-enhanced
This would help identifying the npm repository as genuine.
documentation
- 2
- Opened on Mar 19, 2019
- #19
I want to build a stream and only listen to files. I m building it like so:
const files = readdirEnhanced.readdirStreamStat( /tmp/test )
files.on( file , (file) = console.log(file))
files.on( end , ...
documentation
emmerich
- 3
- Opened on Jan 22, 2019
- #17
Is there a way with readdir.stream() to know when it is finished? I couldn t see any appropriate event for this or
anything in the docs.
Note, I did try .on( finish , function () { }), but this did not ...
documentation
ajmas
- 2
- Opened on Jan 5, 2019
- #16
when i use filter: *txt in my code it always return empty array readdir(path1, { basePath: path1, filter: *.txt , deep:
true}, function(err, files) {
if i remove the filter i will show all the files in ...
working as intended
elmz87
- 1
- Opened on Nov 20, 2018
- #14
Links
- https://github.com/mrmlnc/fast-glob/issues/47
The motivation
The native instruments (ls, find, tree) do it by default.
enhancement
mrmlnc
- Opened on Jan 31, 2018
- #13
Hello,
And it s me again :)
We have a small problem. When working with large nested directory, we often apply the filter. For example, built-in
filter by patterns:
const re = require( readdir-enhanced ...
bug
- 1
- Opened on Jan 26, 2018
- #11
Well, I want to use your package with my own FS facade functions, for example, scandir-native. It seems that it would be
useful not only me. For example, if you want to use this package for walk directories ...
enhancement
- 1
- Opened on Nov 19, 2017
- #9
If we use deep option as custom function we cannot control depth. May be we must provide number of depth to function
arguments?
For example:
const options = {
deep: (entry: IReaddirEntry, depth: number) ...
enhancement
- 2
- Opened on Aug 20, 2017
- #7
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