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List files and directories inside the specified directory
Recursive version of fs.readdir with small RAM & CPU footprint.
Recursive fs.readdir with streaming API and glob filtering.
fs.readdir with sync, async, and streaming APIs + filtering, recursion, absolute paths, etc.
A lightweight Node.js module to recursively read files in a directory using ES6 Promises
fs (file system package) extensions
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Set the `contents` property on a file object. Abstraction from vinyl-fs to support stream or non-stream usage.
fs.readdir with sync, async, streaming, and async iterator APIs + filtering, recursion, absolute paths, etc.
- fs
- readdir
- async
- promise
- iterator
- generator
- async-iterator
- stream
- event
- event-emitter
- recursive
- deep
- walk
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A simple promisified recursive readdir function, with support for globs.
A simple promisified recursive readdir function.
NodeJS library to recursively read a directory path's contents synchronously
Module to recursive read directory async (non blocking). Must be used with Promises. Configurable, extended filtering. etc.
A blazing fast recursive directory crawler with lazy sync and async iterator support.
fs.readdir with sync, async, streaming, and async iterator APIs + filtering, recursion, absolute paths, etc.
- fs
- readdir
- async
- promise
- iterator
- generator
- async-iterator
- stream
- event
- event-emitter
- recursive
- deep
- walk
- crawl
- View more
A file system iterator with filter and asyncIterator iterafaces. Supports Node 0.10 and above
A simple, performant file system walker to provided fine-grained control over directories and files to walk. Supports Node 0.10 and above.
WebDAV wrapper for Node's fs
Recursively find and filter files and folders in a directory.
Recursively read the contents of a directory.