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esc-get-matching-files-array-async

v0.1.4

Published

async function that returns an array of files matching regex pattern, recursively inside specified directory.

Readme

esc-get-matching-files-array-async

An async function that returns an array of files matching a regex pattern, searched recursively in a given directory.

Want sync version?

esc-get-matching-files-array

Features

  • No dependencies
  • Stable API
  • Simple
  • Small: 498 bytes, 6 lines of code
  • Easy to audit
  • Promise-based async

No breaking changes—major changes will result in a new package.

Inspired by

  • glob

The problems with glob are (as of 2025-08-15)

  • 6 Dependencies
  • 475KiB package size. What the actual fuck?
  • Slow in some situations
  • Hard to audit and trust
  • Over-complicated
  • Subject to change: 11 major versions thus far

Installation

npm install esc-get-matching-files-array-async

Usage

import { getMatchingFilesAP } from 'esc-get-matching-files-array-async';

const filesA = await getMatchingFilesAP('/some/path', /\.js$/);
console.log(filesA);

API

getMatchingFilesAP(dirPath: string, filenameRegex?: RegExp): Promise<string[]>

  • dirPath (string): Directory to start from.
  • filenameRegex (optional RegExp): Pattern to match filenames. Default: /\.m?js$/.

Returns a promise that resolves to an array of absolute file paths matching the pattern.

License

MIT


:star: Star the repo:
https://github.com/softwarecreations/esc-get-matching-files-array-async

PRs & issues welcome!

Have fun!