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is-file-open

v0.1.4

Published

Checks if a file is used by another process on macOS

Downloads

29

Readme

is file open

Checks if a file is used by another process on macOS using lsof

NOTE that this module is only tested on macOS 10.12 and that the implementation might not work on Linux (I've bee told that lsof requires sudo) and most certainly not on Windows either.

Installation

# with npm
$ npm install is-file-open

# with yarn
$ yarn add is-file-open

Requirements

This module is using async/await and a few ES2015 features therefore Node 8 or above is required.
This module is only tested on macOS 10.12 and might not work on Linux, and will most likely not work on Windows.

Usage

const path = require('path');
const isFileOpen = require('is-file-open');

async function run() {
  const filePath = path.resolve(__dirname, 'README.md');
  const fileData = await isFileOpen(filePath);
  console.log(fileData);
}

This will output something similar to this:

{
  isOpen: true,
  processes: [
    {
      command: 'Atom\\x20H',
      pid: 774,
      user: 'username',
      fd: '28r',
      type: 'REG',
      device: '1,2',
      'size/off': 70,
      node: 90901449,
      name: '/Users/username/README.md',
    },
    {
      command: 'node',
      pid: 11576,
      user: 'username',
      fd: '12u',
      type: 'REG',
      device: '1,2',
      'size/off': 70,
      node: 90901449,
      name: '/Users/username/README.md',
    },
  ],
};

The processes property is a straight translation from from the output of lsof.

API

isFileOpen(filePath)

| Arg | Type | Required | |:----|:-----|:---------| | filePath | string | :heavy_check_mark: |

isFileOpen(filePath) is an async function that eventually will resolve an object with data concerning the file.

| Prop | Type | |:-----|:-----| | isOpen | boolean | | processes | Array<process> |

type process

isOpenFile resolves information about each process currently accessing the file.

| Prop | Type | |:-----|:-----| | command | string | | pid | number | | user | string | | fd | string | | type | string | | device | string | | 'size/off' | number | | node | number | | name | string |

License

MIT © Adam Bergman