Reliably copy to an unused path.
It is basically a wrapper around get-unused-path which doesn't just return an unused path, but also copies to it.
npm install --save copy-unused-path
It accepts the same options object as get-unused-path, plus the following options:
{
autoDispose?: boolean // Automatically dispose once the operation is completed, enabled by default
}
It also returns the same return value as get-unused-path.
import fs from 'fs';
import copyUnusedPath from 'copy-unused-path';
async function example () {
const sourceFilePath = '/x/y/z/bar.txt';
const {folderPath, filePath, fileName} = await copyUnusedPath ( sourceFilePath, {
folderPath: '/x/y/z',
fileName: 'foo.txt',
// maxTries: 1000,
// incrementer: ( name, ext, attempt ) => attempt > 1 ? `${name}-${attempt}${ext}` : `${name}${ext}`
});
console.log ( folderPath ); // => '/x/y/z'
console.log ( filePath ); // => '/x/y/z/foo (3).txt'
console.log ( fileName ); // => 'foo (3).txt'
console.log ( fs.existsSync ( filePath ) ); // => true
}
example ();
- get-unused-path: Reliably get an unused path you can write to.
- write-unused-path: Reliably write to an unused path.
- move-unused-path: Reliably move to an unused path.
MIT © Fabio Spampinato