mkdir-bluebird
promise wrapper for node’s fs.mkdir() that ignores EEXIST by default.
wraps node’s fs.mkdir(), in a bluebird promise that resolves with true if successful or rejects with the Error returned by fs.mkdir(); both results need to be handled by the code calling this function.
table of contents
installation
npm install mkdir-bluebirdusage
mkdir( path[, mode][, ignore] )
@param {string|buffer} path
@param {number} [mode = 0o777]
@param {boolean} [ignore = true] ignore `EEXIST` directory errors returned by `fs.mkdir()`
@returns {Promise}default
ignores EEXIST directory errors returned by fs.mkdir()
var mkdir = require( 'mkdir-bluebird' );
mkdir( 'test-dir' )
.then(
/**
* @param {boolean} result
*/
function( result ) {
// handle success
}
)
.catch(
/**
* @param {Error} err
*/
function( err ) {
// handle error
}
);
set ignore to false
acknowledges EEXIST directory errors returned by fs.mkdir()
var mkdir = require( 'mkdir-bluebird' );
mkdir( 'test-dir', null, false )
.then(
/**
* @param {boolean} result
*/
function( result ) {
// handle success
}
)
.catch(
/**
* @param {Error} err
*/
function( err ) {
// handle error
}
);using node’s path module
the path __dirname/test must exist in order to create the directory test-dir in it
var mkdir = require( 'mkdir-bluebird' );
var path = require( 'path' );
var dirpath = path.join( __dirname, 'test', 'test-dir' );
mkdir( dirpath )
.then(
/**
* @param {boolean} result
*/
function( result ) {
// handle success
}
)
.catch(
/**
* @param {Error} err
*/
function( err ) {
// handle error
}
);
