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Minimal and efficient cross-platform file watching library
fs-extra

8.3 5.6 fs-write-stream-atomic VS fs-extra

Node.js: extra methods for the fs object like copy(), remove(), mkdirs()

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rimraf

7.4 7.2 L4 fs-write-stream-atomic VS rimraf

A `rm -rf` util for nodejs
mkdirp

6.3 0.0 L5 fs-write-stream-atomic VS mkdirp

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globby

6.2 5.3 L5 fs-write-stream-atomic VS globby

User-friendly glob matching
graceful-fs

5.4 3.0 L4 fs-write-stream-atomic VS graceful-fs

fs with incremental backoff on EMFILE
del

5.3 1.7 fs-write-stream-atomic VS del

Delete files and directories
fs-jetpack

4.7 0.0 L5 fs-write-stream-atomic VS fs-jetpack

Better file system API for Node.js
find-up

4.3 2.9 L5 fs-write-stream-atomic VS find-up

Find a file or directory by walking up parent directories
make-dir

3.9 4.7 fs-write-stream-atomic VS make-dir

Make a directory and its parents if needed - Think `mkdir -p`
filenamify

3.9 2.0 fs-write-stream-atomic VS filenamify

Convert a string to a valid safe filename
tempy

3.7 4.5 fs-write-stream-atomic VS tempy

Get a random temporary file or directory path
load-json-file

3.1 1.4 fs-write-stream-atomic VS load-json-file

Read and parse a JSON file
proper-lockfile

3.0 0.0 L4 fs-write-stream-atomic VS proper-lockfile

An inter-process and inter-machine lockfile utility that works on a local or network file system.
pkg-dir

2.9 4.3 fs-write-stream-atomic VS pkg-dir

Find the root directory of a Node.js project or npm package
write-json-file

2.9 0.0 fs-write-stream-atomic VS write-json-file

Stringify and write JSON to a file atomically
move-file

2.7 4.5 fs-write-stream-atomic VS move-file

Move a file - Even works across devices
Filehound

2.7 0.0 L4 fs-write-stream-atomic VS Filehound

Flexible and fluent interface for searching the file system
istextorbinary

2.4 6.1 L4 fs-write-stream-atomic VS istextorbinary

Determine if a filename and/or buffer is text or binary. Smarter detection than the other solutions.
sander

2.0 0.0 L5 fs-write-stream-atomic VS sander

Promise-based power tool for common filesystem tasks
lnfs

0.9 0.0 fs-write-stream-atomic VS lnfs

Safely force create symlinks
FileSniffer

0.8 0.0 L5 fs-write-stream-atomic VS FileSniffer

Find files by matching content
Watch-fn

0.3 0.0 L5 fs-write-stream-atomic VS Watch-fn

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fs-write-stream-atomic

Like fs.createWriteStream(...), but atomic.

Writes to a tmp file and does an atomic fs.rename to move it into place when it's done.

First rule of debugging: It's always a race condition.

USAGE

var fsWriteStreamAtomic = require('fs-write-stream-atomic')
// options are optional.
var write = fsWriteStreamAtomic('output.txt', options)
var read = fs.createReadStream('input.txt')
read.pipe(write)

// When the write stream emits a 'finish' or 'close' event,
// you can be sure that it is moved into place, and contains
// all the bytes that were written to it, even if something else
// was writing to `output.txt` at the same time.

`fsWriteStreamAtomic(filename, [options])`

filename {String} The file we want to write to
options {Object}
- chown {Object} User and group to set ownership after write
- uid {Number}
- gid {Number}
- encoding {String} default = 'utf8'
- mode {Number} default = 0666
- flags {String} default = 'w'