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@purinton/common

v1.0.17

Published

An ESM/Jest/Node-friendly utility for resolving file and directory paths, logging, error handling, and signal handling in both CommonJS and ESM environments.

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Purinton Dev

@purinton/common npm version license build status

An ESM/Jest/Node-friendly utility for resolving file and directory paths, logging, error handling, and signal handling in both CommonJS and ESM environments.


Table of Contents

Features

  • Unified API for CommonJS and ESM
  • Logging with [@purinton/log]
  • Path utilities with [@purinton/path]
  • Error handler registration with [@purinton/errors]
  • Signal/shutdown handler registration with [@purinton/signals]
  • Re-exports Node.js built-in fs module
  • TypeScript type definitions included
  • Fully tested with Jest

Installation

npm install @purinton/common

Usage

ESM Example

import { fs, log, path, pathUrl, getCurrentDirname, getCurrentFilename, registerHandlers, registerSignals } from '@purinton/common';

log.info('This is an info log from @purinton/log');

const { removeHandlers } = registerHandlers();
log.info('Registered error handlers.');

const envFile = path(import.meta, '.env');
log.info(`path to env file: ${envFile}`);

const envFileUrl = pathUrl(import.meta, '.env');
log.info(`pathUrl to env file: ${envFileUrl}`);

const { shutdown } = registerSignals();
log.info('Registered signal handlers.');

// Example usage of fs
const files = fs.readdirSync(getCurrentDirname(import.meta));
log.info(`Files in current directory: ${files.join(', ')}`);

CommonJS Example

const { fs, log, path, pathUrl, getCurrentDirname, getCurrentFilename, registerHandlers, registerSignals } = require('@purinton/common');

log.info('This is an info log from @purinton/log');

const { removeHandlers } = registerHandlers();
log.info('Registered error handlers.');

const envFile = path(__dirname, '.env');
log.info(`path to env file: ${envFile}`);

const envFileUrl = pathUrl(__dirname, '.env');
log.info(`pathUrl to env file: ${envFileUrl}`);

const { shutdown } = registerSignals();
log.info('Registered signal handlers.');

// Example usage of fs
const files = fs.readdirSync(getCurrentDirname(__dirname));
log.info(`Files in current directory: ${files.join(', ')}`);

API

fs

Re-export of the Node.js built-in fs module. Use for file system operations.

log

Default logger instance from [@purinton/log]. Supports .info, .warn, .error, etc.

path(metaOrDir, ...segments)

Joins the current dirname with provided segments to form an absolute path.

  • metaOrDir: import.meta (ESM), a string (dirname, e.g. __dirname), or undefined
  • segments: Path segments to join
  • Returns: Absolute path string

getCurrentDirname(metaOrDir, dirnameFn?)

Returns the current directory name.

  • metaOrDir: import.meta (ESM), a string (dirname, e.g. __dirname), or undefined
  • dirnameFn: Optional custom dirname function
  • Returns: Absolute path to the current directory

getCurrentFilename(metaOrDir)

Returns the current filename.

  • metaOrDir: import.meta (ESM), a string (dirname, e.g. __dirname), or undefined
  • Returns: Absolute path to the current file

registerHandlers(processObj?, logger?)

Registers process-level exception handlers for uncaught exceptions, unhandled rejections, warnings, and exit events.

  • processObj: The process object to attach handlers to (default: process)
  • logger: Logger for output (default: log)
  • Returns: { removeHandlers } function to remove all registered handlers

registerSignals(options?)

Sets up shutdown handlers for the process.

  • options: { processObj, logger, signals }
  • Returns: { shutdown, getShuttingDown }

TypeScript

Type definitions are included and exported for all main functions and options:

import { fs, log, path, getCurrentDirname, getCurrentFilename, registerHandlers, registerSignals, RegisterSignalsOptions } from '@purinton/common';

Support

For help, questions, or to chat with the author and community, visit:

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License

MIT © 2025 Russell Purinton

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