Type FS
The single way to manipulate files in NodeJS. With Type FS you can define multiple disk locations across common protocols such as file:// or s3://. Use the disk manager to manipulate files located in disks.
Project Status
Please refer to the roadmap to get the current progress of feature requests and bug fixes.
Why Type FS
- Write automation scripts to manage files in many storage locations.
- In your web application, restrict access to directories in your filesystem.
- Keep your code readable. No callback hell, No excess promises.
- You only have to learn one set of methods.
- Supports JSON, TypeScript, or JavaScript configuration files.
- Can be configured via environment variables to change the storage configuration.
Installation
In your project folder, run the following command:
npm install typefs@^2.0.0
# npm install typefs-s3-driverExample
// index.ts
import { Storage, Configuration, S3Disk } from 'typefs';
// import { S3Factory } from 'typefs-s3-driver';
// Storage.registerDriver('s3', S3Factory)
Storage.config: Configuration = {
default: 'assets',
disks: {
tmp: {
driver: 'file',
root: '/tmp/',
jail: true,
},
app: {
driver: 'file',
root: '/app/',
jail: true,
},
assets: {
driver: 'file',
root: '/app/public/assets/',
jail: true,
},
// s3: {
// driver: 's3',
// root: '/',
// jail: true,
// "bucket": process.env.S3_BUCKET || 'my-s3-bucket',
// "endPoint": process.env.S3_ENDPOINT || 's3.amazonaws.com',
// "accessKey": process.env.S3_ACCESS_KEY || 'minio-access-key',
// "secretKey": process.env.S3_SECRET_KEY || 'minio-secret-key',
// }
}
}
const logoPng: Buffer = await Storage.disk().read('logo.png');