How to use the pn/fs.access function in pn
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few pn examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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const wrapped = await wrap(() => fs.access(testOutputDir));
expect(wrapped).not.toThrow(); const wrapped = await wrap(() => fs.access(testOutputDir));
expect(wrapped).not.toThrow(); const wrapped = await wrap(() => fs.access(path.resolve(testOutputDir, templateName, outputFileDirectory)));
expect(wrapped).not.toThrow(); const wrapped = await wrap(() => fs.access(path.resolve(testOutputDir, templateName)));
expect(wrapped).not.toThrow(); const wrapped = await wrap(() => fs.access(testOutputFile));
expect(wrapped).not.toThrow(); const wrapped = await wrap(() => fs.access(testOutputFile));
expect(wrapped).not.toThrow();
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