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I am developer from India currently based in Berlin, Germany.
I am very interested in Design, though I don't design 😉 I take care of it while making my apps.
Photography, videography and having random conversation over beer are my activities of spare time. Timelapses and hyperlapses make me wonder all the time 😊
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Today's npm package is is-directory This package will help you check if the supplied path is a directory or not. It will return true if the file path exists on the file system and its directory. const fs = require('fs'); const isDirectory = require...
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Today's npm package is objectorarray This package can help you quickly checking if the variable is an Object or Array. Of course there are direct and vanilla-js ways to check if any value is an object or array. But having a centralized package to avo...
Today's npm package is postcss-js CSS in JS libraries are on rise and they have their benefits. And with CSS-in-JS libs, making the CSS output future-proof and backward compatible is very important. PostCSS has been a very important tool in the front...
Today's npm package is is-glob
While creating Node.js based CLIs which is working with Files and Directories; you might wanna work with Glob .
And when working with Glob, you need to know when the passed argument is a glob or not.
The package is-glob will help you in this case and it will return true only when the passed string is a Glob
const fs = require('fs');
const path = require('path');
const isGlob = require('is-glob');
const file = process.argv.slice(2);
if (isGlob(file)) {
// process the Glob
return;
}
// process the file
const fileData = fs.readFileSync(path.resolve(process.cwd(), file));
Stay tuned for tomorrow's package of the Day.