How to use @mrmlnc/readdir-enhanced - 5 common examples

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github mrmlnc / fast-glob / src / providers / reader-stream.ts View on Github external
public dynamicApi(root: string, options: readdir.Options): NodeJS.ReadableStream {
		return readdir.readdirStreamStat(root, options);
	}
github GoogleContainerTools / kpt / docsy / node_modules / fast-glob / out / providers / reader-stream.js View on Github external
ReaderStream.prototype.dynamicApi = function (root, options) {
        return readdir.readdirStreamStat(root, options);
    };
    /**
github GoogleContainerTools / kpt / docsy / node_modules / fast-glob / out / providers / reader-async.js View on Github external
ReaderAsync.prototype.dynamicApi = function (root, options) {
        return readdir.readdirStreamStat(root, options);
    };
    /**
github GoogleContainerTools / kpt / docsy / node_modules / fast-glob / package / out / providers / reader-sync.js View on Github external
ReaderSync.prototype.dynamicApi = function (root, options) {
        return readdir.readdirSyncStat(root, options);
    };
    /**
github mrmlnc / fast-glob / src / providers / reader-sync.ts View on Github external
public dynamicApi(root: string, options: readdir.Options): Entry[] {
		return readdir.readdirSyncStat(root, options);
	}

@mrmlnc/readdir-enhanced

fs.readdir with sync, async, and streaming APIs + filtering, recursion, absolute paths, etc.

MIT
Latest version published 7 years ago

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