shwop

Swaps the contents of two files or two directories. I.e. swap their full path including name

Install with npm install shwop, or npm install shwop -g for use as a CLI.

Examples

const shwop = require('shwop')
 
// If supplied a callback, shwop will call it
shwop('file1.txt', 'file2.txt', err => {
  if (err) {
    // handle err
  }
})
 
// If no callback supplied, will return a Promise
shwop('file1.txt', 'file2.txt')
.catch(console.error)
 
shwop('/absolute/path/file1.txt', 'relative/path/file2.txt')
.catch(console.error)
 
shwop('dir1/', 'dir2/')
.catch(console.error)
 
shwop.sync('file1.txt', 'file2.txt')

shwop.sync

It can also shwop stuff synchronously. Hope you have a good reason for using sync.

CLI

If installed with npm install shwop -g it can be used as a global command shwop <path1> <path2> which is useful when mucking about the terminal.