How to use the Writer function from fstream

Find comprehensive JavaScript fstream.Writer code examples handpicked from public code repositorys.

The fstream.Writer class provides an API for writing files and directories.

git.js

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if (!fs.existsSync(self.path))
  wrench.mkdirSyncRecursive(self.path);

// Copy everything over
var reader = fstream.Reader(self.sourcePath);
var writer = fstream.Writer(self.path);

// Ok fs copy is done
writer.on('close', function() {

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Workbook.ts

GitHub: KeeTraxx/kexcel

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if ( this.filename && !fs.existsSync(this.filename)) return Promise.reject(this.filename + ' not found.');
return mkTempDir('xlsx').then(tempDir => {
    this.tempDir = tempDir;
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        var parser = unzip.Parse();
        var writer = fstream.Writer(tempDir);
        var outstream = this.source.pipe(parser).pipe(writer);

        outstream.on('close', () => {
            resolve(this);

+ 3 other calls in file

How does fstream.Writer work?

fstream.Writer is a writable stream that allows you to write data to a file in a file system. When you create an instance of fstream.Writer, you specify the path to the file you want to write to, and you can also set various options like the mode to use when creating the file and whether to overwrite an existing file. You can write data to the stream by calling the write() method and close the stream by calling the end() method. The fstream.Writer stream will handle all the necessary file operations like creating directories if they don't exist and setting appropriate permissions.

fileHelper.js

GitHub: locdb/loc-db

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//if (!fs.existsSync(targetDir)){
//    fs.mkdirSync(targetDir);
//}

//var readStream = fs.createReadStream(sourceDir);
//var writeStream = fstream.Writer(targetDir);

fs.createReadStream(sourceDir)
    .pipe(unzip.Extract({ path: targetDir }))
    .on('error', function(err, res){

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package.js

GitHub: foundrycf/fpm

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if (!err) return this.cleanUpLocal();
fstream.Reader(this.path)
  .on('error', this.emit.bind(this, 'error'))
  .on('end', rimraf.bind(this, this.path, this.cleanUpLocal.bind(this)))
  .pipe(
    fstream.Writer({
      type: 'Directory',
      path: this.localPath
    })
  );

+ 3 other calls in file

Ai Example

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const fstream = require("fstream");
const writer = fstream.Writer({ path: "example.txt" });

writer.write("Hello, world!");
writer.end();

This creates a new fstream.Writer object that writes to a file called example.txt. The write method is used to write data to the stream, and the end method is called to indicate that the stream is finished and should be closed.

workspace-spec.js

GitHub: Archive-42/Temp-Repo

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  'git',
  'working-dir'
);
projectPath = path.join(temp.mkdirSync('atom'));

const writerStream = fstream.Writer(projectPath);
fstream.Reader(sourceProjectPath).pipe(writerStream);

await new Promise(resolve => {
  writerStream.on('close', resolve);

+ 2 other calls in file

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