A CLI for fs-extra
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BREAKING CHANGE
Since release @atao60/fse-cli/v/0.1.2">0.1,@atao60/fse-cli
will only support Node.js 12 and above.
Releases 0.0.x are last ones to support LTS release 10 of Node.js.
Moreover the support is also removed for Node.js release 13.
Everyone needs simple file system operations like copy, remove, clean, … that can be used from the terminal or via scripts.
There are many Npm packages that provide all or any of this:
@atao60/fse-cli">This package just provides many of them from a unique CLI, without any pretention to be any kind of shell).
It is based on the API Node.js: fs-extra.
If an API is needed, use Node.js: fs-extra, not @atao60/fse-cli"">@atao60/fse-cli. If only because the latter embeds a
npm-shrinkwrap.json
expunged from dev dependencies.
The available CLI commands are fully functional and tested. However it’s still a work in progress:
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Each command is available:
fse-<command>
or fse-cli-<command>
,fse <command>
or fse-cli <command>
.The arguments and options of each command are those of Node.js: fs-extra as far as possible, see the manual.
Let’s start with displaying the versions of both @atao60/fse-cli and fs-extra:
npx @atao60/fse-cli version
npm install --global @atao60/fse-cli
fse version
npm install --save-dev @atao60/fse-cli # or `yarn add --dev @atao60/fse-cli`
fse version
For more details, see the manual.
See Contributing.
See MIT.
Copyright © 2020-2023 Pierre Raoul.
Indeed the API Node.js: fs-extra.
Furthermore node-fs-extra-cli was very useful to start this project.