How to use the fs-plus.removeSync function in fs-plus

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github atom / atom / spec / git-repository-spec.js View on Github external
it('returns true if the path is deleted', () => {
        fs.removeSync(filePath);
        expect(repo.isPathModified(filePath)).toBeTruthy();
      });
github atom / atom / spec / workspace-spec.js View on Github external
afterEach(() => {
          if (fs.existsSync(projectPath)) {
            fs.removeSync(projectPath)
          }
        })
github Nicolab / atom-package-js-generator / spec / package-generator-spec.js View on Github external
beforeEach(function() {

      spyOn(atom, 'open');

      packageRoot = temp.mkdirSync('atom');
      packageName = 'sweet-package-dude';
      packagePath = path.join(packageRoot, packageName);

      return fs.removeSync(packageRoot);
    });
github atom / text-buffer / spec / text-buffer-io-spec.js View on Github external
beforeEach(async done => {
        buffer.setText('I WAS MODIFIED')
        expect(buffer.isModified()).toBeTruthy()
        buffer.file.onDidDelete(() => done())
        fs.removeSync(filePath)
      })

fs-plus

node's fs with more helpers

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