How to use the mkdir function from graceful-fs

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The graceful-fs.mkdir function creates a directory, similar to the built-in fs.mkdir, but with added error handling and file system caching.

ncp.js

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    copyDir(dir.name)
  })
}

function mkDir (dir, target) {
  fs.mkdir(target, dir.mode, function (err) {
    if (err) return onError(err)
    // despite setting mode in fs.mkdir, doesn't seem to work
    // so we set it here.
    fs.chmod(target, dir.mode, function (err) {

configure.js

GitHub: codigo-com/node-gyp

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function createBuildDir () {
  log.verbose('build dir', 'attempting to create "build" dir: %s', buildDir)

  const deepestBuildDirSubdirectory = win ? buildDir : buildBinsDir
  fs.mkdir(deepestBuildDirSubdirectory, { recursive: true }, function (err, isNew) {
    if (err) {
      return callback(err)
    }
    log.verbose(

How does graceful-fs.mkdir work?

graceful-fs.mkdir is a method that creates a new directory with the specified path, ensuring that parent directories exist as well and providing a graceful fallback when there are errors. It is a drop-in replacement for the built-in fs.mkdir method in Node.js. When a directory is created, its file mode is set to 0o777 (all permissions).

mkdirp.js

GitHub: sekulaherrera/wedding

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}

var mode = customMode || (DEFAULT_DIR_MODE & ~process.umask());
dirpath = path.resolve(dirpath);

fs.mkdir(dirpath, mode, onMkdir);

function onMkdir(mkdirErr) {
  if (!mkdirErr) {
    return fs.stat(dirpath, onStat);

helper.js

GitHub: Hastorga105/VueJS-Production-Dashboard

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fs.stat(directory, function (err, stat) {
  if (stat && stat.isDirectory()) {
    done()
  } else {
    mkdir(path.dirname(directory), function () {
      fs.mkdir(directory, done)
    })
  }
})
/* eslint-enable handle-callback-err */

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Ai Example

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const fs = require("graceful-fs");

fs.mkdir("/path/to/new/directory", function (err) {
  if (err) {
    console.error(err);
  } else {
    console.log("Directory created successfully!");
  }
});

In this example, fs.mkdir is used to create a new directory at the path /path/to/new/directory. The function passed as the second argument is a callback that will be executed once the operation is complete. If an error occurs, it will be passed to the callback as the first argument, and if the directory is created successfully, the callback will be called without any arguments.

configure.js

GitHub: Erica-de-O-Veiga/UnyleyaNode

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  }
}

function createBuildDir () {
  log.verbose('build dir', 'attempting to create "build" dir: %s', buildDir)
  fs.mkdir(buildDir, { recursive: true }, function (err, isNew) {
    if (err) {
      return callback(err)
    }
    log.verbose(

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