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@quanxiaoxiao/resource-curd

v0.9.0

Published

## Overview This module provides a collection of utility functions for file and directory operations in Node.js, focusing on file metadata, resource reading, and image handling.

Readme

Node.js File Utilities Documentation

Overview

This module provides a collection of utility functions for file and directory operations in Node.js, focusing on file metadata, resource reading, and image handling.

Install

npm install @quanxiaoxiao/resource-curd

Exported Functions

1. isImageFile(pathname)

  • Purpose: Checks if a file is an image
  • Input: File path
  • Returns:
    • true if the file is an image
    • false if not an image or file cannot be read

2. listImages(pathname, maxDepth)

  • Purpose: Recursively list image files in a directory
  • Input:
    • pathname: Directory path
    • maxDepth: Maximum recursion depth (optional)
  • Returns: Array of image file metadata
    • Metadata includes: mime type, name, size, creation date, pathname, image dimensions

3. listSubdirectories(pathname)

  • Purpose: List subdirectories within a given directory
  • Input: Directory path
  • Returns: Array of subdirectory names

4. readFileBuffer(pathname)

  • Purpose: Read file contents as a buffer
  • Input: File path
  • Returns:
    • File buffer if successful
    • null if file cannot be read

5. readFileMetadata(pathname)

  • Purpose: Read file metadata
  • Input: File path
  • Returns:
    • Object with buffer, mime type, creation time, update time
    • null if file cannot be read

6. readImageMetadata(pathname)

  • Purpose: Read metadata for image files
  • Input: File path
  • Returns:
    • Object with buffer, mime type, creation time, update time
    • null if not an image or file cannot be read

7. listResources(pathname, maxDepth)

  • Purpose: Recursively list files with their metadata
  • Input:
    • pathname: File or directory path
    • maxDepth: Maximum recursion depth (optional)
  • Returns: Array of file metadata
    • Metadata includes: name, creation time, update time, size, pathname

Key Features

  • Supports recursive directory traversal
  • Handles file type detection
  • Provides detailed file and image metadata
  • Graceful error handling with fallback to empty results

Dependencies

  • node:fs/promises
  • file-type
  • image-size
  • mime-types

Usage Example

import { listResources, listImages } from '@quanxiaoxiao/resource-curd';

// List all resources in a directory
const resources = await listResources('./src');

// Find all images in a directory
const images = await listImages('./images', 2);

Limitations

  • Maximum file size for processing: 300 MB
  • Supports image file type detection
  • Error scenarios return null or empty array

This documentation provides a comprehensive overview of the file utility functions in the provided Node.js module. It explains each function's purpose, input parameters, return values, and includes a usage example. Would you like me to elaborate on any specific part of the documentation?