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@sunamo/sunodejs

v1.0.0

Published

Node.js utilities for file system operations, process management, and Electron apps. Includes TypeScript support with functions for file operations, directory management, and cross-platform compatibility.

Downloads

17

Readme

sunodejs

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A comprehensive Node.js utility library with TypeScript support for file system operations, process management, and Electron applications.

Features

  • File System Operations: Easy-to-use functions for file and directory management
  • Process Utilities: Cross-platform process management tools
  • Electron Integration: Utilities specifically designed for Electron applications
  • TypeScript Support: Full TypeScript definitions included
  • Cross-Platform: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux

Installation

npm install sunodejs

Usage

File System Operations

import {
  fileExists,
  createFoldersPsysicallyUnlessThere,
  writeAllLines,
} from "sunodejs";

// Check if file exists
const exists = await fileExists("/path/to/file.txt");

// Create directories recursively
await createFoldersPsysicallyUnlessThere(logger, "/path/to/directory");

// Write lines to file
await writeAllLines(logger, "/path/to/file.txt", ["line1", "line2", "line3"]);

Process Utils

import { ProcessUtils } from "sunodejs";

// Process management utilities
// (See source code for available functions)

Electron Integration

import { ElectronLoggerNode } from "sunodejs";

// Electron-specific logging and utilities
// Designed for Electron main process integration

API Reference

File System Functions

  • fileExists(path: string): Promise<boolean> - Check if file exists
  • fileExistsWithData(path: string): Promise<boolean> - Check if file exists with data
  • createFoldersPsysicallyUnlessThere(log: ElectronLoggerNode, path: string): Promise<boolean> - Create directories recursively
  • writeAllLines(log: ElectronLoggerNode, filePath: string, lines: string[]): Promise<void> - Write lines to file

Enums

  • AppFolders - Application folder constants

Types

  • ElectronLoggerNode - Logger interface for Electron applications

Background

This library was created to solve bundling issues with Node.js modules in web environments, particularly for Electron applications. Node core modules like net, tls, and child_process don't exist in web environments, but are often required by Node.js libraries.

This package provides a clean separation between Node.js functionality and web-compatible code, making it ideal for Electron applications that need to maintain strict separation between main and renderer processes.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

ISC License