How to use the walkdir.find function in walkdir
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few walkdir examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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function scanJsFiles(path) {
var finder = walkdir.find(path);
finder.on('file', function (file) {
if (file.match(/\.js$/)) {
finder.emit('jsfile', file);
}
if (file.match(/\/bower.json$/)) {
finder.emit('bowerfile', file);
}
});
return finder;
}mods.tree = function(start, root, callback) {
var finder = walkdir.find(start),
tree = {};
finder.on('path', function(file, stat) {
var relativePath = path.relative(start, file),
node = tree,
parts = relativePath.split(path.sep);
if (relativePath.indexOf('..') !== 0) {
parts.forEach(function(part, key) {
if (key < (parts.length - 1) || stat.isDirectory()) {
part += path.sep;
}
if (typeof node[part] !== 'object') {
node[part] = {};
}
node = node[part];scan: function(callback) {
var finder = walkdir.find(process.cwd()),
mods = [],
self = this;
finder.on('path', function(file, stat) {
if (stat.isFile()) {
var name = path.basename(file);
if (name === 'build.json') {
mods.push(path.basename(path.dirname(file)));
}
}
});
finder.on('end', function() {
if (mods.length) {
log.info('using ' + mods.join(', '));
self.module = {walkdir
Find files simply. Walks a directory tree emitting events based on what it finds. Presents a familiar callback/emitter/a+sync interface. Walk a tree of any depth.
