How to use the default function from rimraf

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rimraf.default is a module for removing files and directories, including those with a deep nested structure.

BrowserFetcher.js

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 * throws if the revision has not been downloaded.
 */
async remove(revision) {
    const folderPath = this._getFolderPath(revision);
    assert_js_1.assert(await existsAsync(folderPath), `Failed to remove: revision ${revision} is not downloaded`);
    await new Promise((fulfill) => rimraf_1.default(folderPath, fulfill));
}
/**
 * @param revision - The revision to get info for.
 * @returns The revision info for the given revision.

BrowserRunner.js

GitHub: CipSoft-Tibia/Qt5

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    return this._processClosing;
}
kill() {
    // Attempt to remove temporary profile directory to avoid littering.
    try {
        rimraf_1.default.sync(this._tempDirectory);
    }
    catch (error) { }
    // If the process failed to launch (for example if the browser executable path
    // is invalid), then the process does not get a pid assigned. A call to

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How does rimraf.default work?

rimraf.default is a JavaScript library that provides a cross-platform solution to delete files and directories recursively, similar to the Unix rm -rf command. It uses the fs module of Node.js to remove files and directories, and resolves symbolic links and junction points to their targets before deleting them. The library also provides options to control the behavior of deletion, such as maxBusyTries to handle busy resources and glob patterns to filter the files to be deleted.

Ai Example

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const rimraf = require("rimraf");

rimraf.default("/path/to/directory", function (error) {
  if (error) {
    console.log(error);
  } else {
    console.log("Directory has been removed!");
  }
});

In this example, rimraf.default is used to remove the directory located at /path/to/directory. The function passed as the second argument will be executed after the operation is complete. If an error occurs during the operation, it will be passed as the first argument to the callback function. Otherwise, the function will be executed with no arguments to indicate that the directory has been removed successfully.

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