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fs.promises.exists

v1.1.4

Published

The missing fs.promises.exists()

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57,559

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The missing fs.promises.exists(). Also supports case-sensitive/insensitive file paths.

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🙋‍♂️ Why?

  • The fs Promises API doesn't have an exists() method that replaces existsSync().

  • Depending on how the file-system is configured, file paths can be case-sensitive or insensitive. This module lets you specify case regardless of the file-system configuration.

🚀 Install

npm i fs.promises.exists

👨🏻‍🏫 Examples

Basic check

import fsExists from 'fs.promises.exists'

await fsExists('./file-that-exists')
// => true

await fsExists('./file-that-doesnt-exist')
// => false

Case sensitive file path

import fsExists from 'fs.promises.exists'

await fsExists('./CASE-SENSITIVE-FILE-PATH', true)
// => true

await fsExists('./case-sensitive-file-path', true)
// => false

Case insensitive file path

import fsExists from 'fs.promises.exists'

await fsExists('./CASE-SENSITIVE-FILE-PATH', false)
// => ./CASE-SENSITIVE-FILE-PATH ← Retruns truthy case-preserved match

await fsExists('./case-sensitive-file-path', false)
// => ./CASE-SENSITIVE-FILE-PATH ← Retruns truthy case-preserved match

⚙️ API

fsExists(filePath, caseSensitive)

Returns: boolean | string

filePath

Type: string

Required

Path to the file to check the existence of.

caseSensitive

Type: boolean

Optional

Whether to check the existence of the path case-sensitively or not.

  • true - Enforce case sensitive path checking.

  • false - Enforce case insensitive path checking. On match, it returns the case senstive path as a string.

  • undefined - Default behavior is based on the disk formatting of the environment. Specifically, this is the HFS+ file system personality.

    Most default setups (such as macOS) defaults to being case insensitive. That means checking whether ./does-file-exist and ./DoEs-FiLe-ExIsT are equivalent.