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@bytriska/priority-find-up

v1.2.2

Published

Find files by walking up parent directories and resolving them based on an ordered priority manifest.

Downloads

507

Readme

@bytriska/priority-find-up

A priority-aware file discovery utility that respects manifest order over directory depth.

Unlike libraries like find-up which return the first file encountered while walking up the directory tree, @bytriska/priority-find-up prioritizes your manifest order. It ensures that if a higher-priority file exists anywhere in the path up to the root, it will be preferred over a lower-priority file found closer to the current working directory.

The Difference

Consider this file structure:

/
└── home
    └── user
        ├── high-priority.png
        └── project
            └── src
                ├── low-priority.png
                └── app.js

Standard find-up behavior

find-up stops at the first match it sees while walking up.

import { findUp } from 'find-up'
// Starts at /src, finds 'low-priority.png' first.
await findUp(['high-priority.png', 'low-priority.png'])
// => '/home/user/project/src/low-priority.png'

@bytriska/priority-find-up behavior

This library ensures the search respects the order of your array, regardless of depth.

import { resolveOne } from '@bytriska/priority-find-up'

await resolveOne(['high-priority.png', 'low-priority.png'])
// => { path: '/home/user/high-priority.png', priority: 0, ... }

Installation

npm install @bytriska/priority-find-up
# or
pnpm add @bytriska/priority-find-up

API Reference

resolveOne(manifest, options?)

Finds the single highest-priority match based on the manifest order.

  • manifest: string | string[] | string[][] - An ordered list of candidates.
  • options: ResolveOptions
    • cwd: Starting directory (default: process.cwd()).
    • boundaryDir: Where to stop searching (default: system root).

Returns: Promise<ResolutionEntry | null>

resolveAll(manifest, options?)

Finds all occurrences of items in the manifest, returned in the order of their priority.

Returns: Promise<ResolutionEntry[]>

The ResolutionEntry Object

Matches are returned with the following metadata:

| Property | Type | Description | | :----------- | :------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------- | | path | string | The absolute path to the file/folder. | | priority | number | The index position in your manifest (lower is higher priority). | | identifier | string | The name of the file that was matched. | | distance | number | Levels of directories traversed (0 = current directory). |

License

MIT