How to use the write function from bfj

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return _asyncToGenerator(function* () {
  const statsFilepath = path.resolve(_this.compiler.outputPath, _this.opts.statsFilename);
  mkdir.sync(path.dirname(statsFilepath));

  try {
    yield bfj.write(statsFilepath, stats, {
      space: 2,
      promises: 'ignore',
      buffers: 'ignore',
      maps: 'ignore',
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if (!zkSnark[protocol]) throw new Error("Invalid protocol");
const setup = zkSnark[protocol].setup(cir, options.verbose);

await zkey.utils.write(zkeyName, setup.vk_proof);
await bfj.write(provingKeyName, stringifyBigInts(setup.vk_proof), { space: 1 });

await bfj.write(verificationKeyName, stringifyBigInts(setup.vk_verifier), { space: 1 });

return 0;
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//File System
//https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html


ipcMain.handle('fs:writeFileJSON', async (event, file, object) => {
    try {
        await bfj.write(file, object)
        return true;
    } catch (e) {
        console.error(e);
        return false;
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