Filendir
Write a file given a full path. Create the missing directories if necessary.
API
Filendir exposes an asynchronous and a synchronous write method.
It also exposes mkdirp to create directories only, if you need it.
filendir versions node support
- 1.x for nodejs v4 to v9
- 2.x for nodejs v10 to now
Synchronous write
- filendir.ws (shorthand)
- filendir.writeFileSync
Apart from creating the missing directories,
it has the same behaviour and interface than node fs.writeFileSync.
// signature
filendir.writeFileSync(filename, data[, options])See fs.writeFileSync in Node.js site
Example
var path = require('path')
var filendir = require('filendir')
var filename = path.join('let', 's', 'nest', 'some', 'directories', 'myfile.txt')
var content = 'Hello World'
filendir.ws(filename, content)Asynchronous write
- filendir.wa (shorthand)
- filendir.writeFile
Apart from creating the missing directories,
it has the same behaviour and interface than node fs.writeFile.
Extra from fs.writefile: you can use promises
// callback use
filendir.writeFile(filename, data[, options], callback)// with promise
await filendir.writeFile(filename, data[, options])See fs.writeFile in Node.js site
Example
var path = require('path')
var filendir = require('filendir')
var filename = path.join('let', 's', 'nest', 'some', 'directories', 'myfile.txt')
var content = 'Hello World'
filendir.wa(filename, content, function (err) {
if (!err) {
console.log('File written!')
}
})filendir.mkdirp
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