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node-walk
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# 2021 Update
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| Sponsored by [ppl](https://ppl.family)
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Consider using [`@root/walk`](https://npmjs.org/package/@root/walk) instead.
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I created `walk` quite literally a decade ago, in the Node v0.x days.
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Back then using an EventEmitter seemed like the thing to do. Nowadays,
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it seems a bit overkill for the simple task of walking over directories.
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There's nothing wrong with `walk` - it's about the same as it was 10 years ago -
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however, at only 50 lines of code long, `@root/walk` is much simpler and much faster.
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# node-walk
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| a [Root](https://rootprojects.org) project
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nodejs walk implementation.
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This is somewhat of a port python's `os.walk`, but using Node.JS conventions.
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* EventEmitter
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* Asynchronous
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* Chronological (optionally)
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* Built-in flow-control
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* includes Synchronous version (same API as Asynchronous)
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- EventEmitter
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- Asynchronous
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- Chronological (optionally)
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- Built-in flow-control
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- includes Synchronous version (same API as Asynchronous)
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As few file descriptors are opened at a time as possible.
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This is particularly well suited for single hard disks which are not flash or solid state.
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Installation
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----
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## Installation
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```bash
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npm install --save walk
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```
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Getting Started
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====
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# Getting Started
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```javascript
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(function () {
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"use strict";
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'use strict';
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var walk = require('walk');
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var fs = require('fs');
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var walker;
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var walk = require('walk');
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var fs = require('fs');
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var walker;
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var options = {};
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walker = walk.walk("/tmp", options);
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walker = walk.walk('/tmp', options);
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walker.on("file", function (root, fileStats, next) {
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fs.readFile(fileStats.name, function () {
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// doStuff
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next();
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});
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});
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walker.on("errors", function (root, nodeStatsArray, next) {
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walker.on('file', function (root, fileStats, next) {
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fs.readFile(fileStats.name, function () {
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// doStuff
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next();
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});
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});
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walker.on("end", function () {
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console.log("all done");
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});
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}());
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walker.on('errors', function (root, nodeStatsArray, next) {
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next();
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});
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walker.on('end', function () {
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console.log('all done');
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});
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```
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Common Events
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-----
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## Common Events
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All single event callbacks are in the form of `function (root, stat, next) {}`.
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All **error** event callbacks are in the form `function (root, stat/stats, next) {}`.
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**`stat.error`** contains the error.
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* `names`
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* `directory`
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* `directories`
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* `file`
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* `files`
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* `end`
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* `nodeError` (`stat` failed)
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* `directoryError` (`stat` succedded, but `readdir` failed)
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* `errors` (a collection of any errors encountered)
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- `names`
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- `directory`
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- `directories`
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- `file`
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- `files`
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- `end`
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- `nodeError` (`stat` failed)
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- `directoryError` (`stat` succedded, but `readdir` failed)
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- `errors` (a collection of any errors encountered)
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A typical `stat` event looks like this:
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type: 'file' }
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```
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Advanced Example
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====
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# Advanced Example
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Both Asynchronous and Synchronous versions are provided.
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```javascript
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(function () {
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"use strict";
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'use strict';
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var walk = require('walk');
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var fs = require('fs');
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var options;
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var walker;
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var walk = require('walk');
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var fs = require('fs');
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var options;
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var walker;
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options = {
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followLinks: false
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// directories with these keys will be skipped
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, filters: ["Temp", "_Temp"]
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};
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options = {
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followLinks: false,
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// directories with these keys will be skipped
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filters: ['Temp', '_Temp'],
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};
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walker = walk.walk("/tmp", options);
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walker = walk.walk('/tmp', options);
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// OR
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// walker = walk.walkSync("/tmp", options);
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// OR
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// walker = walk.walkSync("/tmp", options);
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walker.on("names", function (root, nodeNamesArray) {
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nodeNamesArray.sort(function (a, b) {
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if (a > b) return 1;
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if (a < b) return -1;
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return 0;
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});
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walker.on('names', function (root, nodeNamesArray) {
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nodeNamesArray.sort(function (a, b) {
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if (a > b) return 1;
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if (a < b) return -1;
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return 0;
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});
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});
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walker.on("directories", function (root, dirStatsArray, next) {
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// dirStatsArray is an array of `stat` objects with the additional attributes
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// * type
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// * error
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// * name
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walker.on('directories', function (root, dirStatsArray, next) {
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// dirStatsArray is an array of `stat` objects with the additional attributes
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// * type
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// * error
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// * name
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next();
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});
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walker.on('file', function (root, fileStats, next) {
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fs.readFile(fileStats.name, function () {
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// doStuff
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next();
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});
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});
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walker.on("file", function (root, fileStats, next) {
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fs.readFile(fileStats.name, function () {
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// doStuff
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next();
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});
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});
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walker.on('errors', function (root, nodeStatsArray, next) {
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next();
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});
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walker.on("errors", function (root, nodeStatsArray, next) {
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next();
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});
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walker.on("end", function () {
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console.log("all done");
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});
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}());
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walker.on('end', function () {
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console.log('all done');
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});
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```
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### Sync
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```javascript
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(function () {
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"use strict";
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'use strict';
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var walk = require('walk');
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var fs = require('fs');
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if (a < b) return -1;
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return 0;
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});
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}
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, directories: function (root, dirStatsArray, next) {
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},
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directories: function (root, dirStatsArray, next) {
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// dirStatsArray is an array of `stat` objects with the additional attributes
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// * type
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// * error
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// * name
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next();
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}
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, file: function (root, fileStats, next) {
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},
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file: function (root, fileStats, next) {
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fs.readFile(fileStats.name, function () {
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// doStuff
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next();
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});
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}
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, errors: function (root, nodeStatsArray, next) {
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},
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errors: function (root, nodeStatsArray, next) {
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next();
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}
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}
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},
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},
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};
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walker = walk.walkSync("/tmp", options);
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walker = walk.walkSync('/tmp', options);
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console.log("all done");
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}());
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console.log('all done');
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})();
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```
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API
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# API
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Emitted Values
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* `on('XYZ', function(root, stats, next) {})`
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- `on('XYZ', function(root, stats, next) {})`
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* `root` - the containing the files to be inspected
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* *stats[Array]* - a single `stats` object or an array with some added attributes
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* type - 'file', 'directory', etc
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* error
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* name - the name of the file, dir, etc
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* next - no more files will be read until this is called
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- `root` - the containing the files to be inspected
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- _stats[Array]_ - a single `stats` object or an array with some added attributes
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- type - 'file', 'directory', etc
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- error
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- name - the name of the file, dir, etc
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- next - no more files will be read until this is called
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Single Events - fired immediately
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* `end` - No files, dirs, etc left to inspect
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- `end` - No files, dirs, etc left to inspect
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* `directoryError` - Error when `fstat` succeeded, but reading path failed (Probably due to permissions).
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* `nodeError` - Error `fstat` did not succeeded.
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* `node` - a `stats` object for a node of any type
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* `file` - includes links when `followLinks` is `true`
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* `directory` - **NOTE** you could get a recursive loop if `followLinks` and a directory links to its parent
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* `symbolicLink` - always empty when `followLinks` is `true`
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* `blockDevice`
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* `characterDevice`
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* `FIFO`
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* `socket`
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- `directoryError` - Error when `fstat` succeeded, but reading path failed (Probably due to permissions).
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- `nodeError` - Error `fstat` did not succeeded.
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- `node` - a `stats` object for a node of any type
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- `file` - includes links when `followLinks` is `true`
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- `directory` - **NOTE** you could get a recursive loop if `followLinks` and a directory links to its parent
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- `symbolicLink` - always empty when `followLinks` is `true`
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- `blockDevice`
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- `characterDevice`
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- `FIFO`
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- `socket`
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Events with Array Arguments - fired after all files in the dir have been `stat`ed
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* `names` - before any `stat` takes place. Useful for sorting and filtering.
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* Note: the array is an array of `string`s, not `stat` objects
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* Note: the `next` argument is a `noop`
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- `names` - before any `stat` takes place. Useful for sorting and filtering.
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* `errors` - errors encountered by `fs.stat` when reading ndes in a directory
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* `nodes` - an array of `stats` of any type
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* `files`
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* `directories` - modification of this array - sorting, removing, etc - affects traversal
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* `symbolicLinks`
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* `blockDevices`
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* `characterDevices`
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* `FIFOs`
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* `sockets`
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- Note: the array is an array of `string`s, not `stat` objects
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- Note: the `next` argument is a `noop`
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- `errors` - errors encountered by `fs.stat` when reading ndes in a directory
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- `nodes` - an array of `stats` of any type
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- `files`
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- `directories` - modification of this array - sorting, removing, etc - affects traversal
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- `symbolicLinks`
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- `blockDevices`
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- `characterDevices`
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- `FIFOs`
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- `sockets`
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**Warning** beware of infinite loops when `followLinks` is true (using `walk-recurse` varient).
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Comparisons
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# Comparisons
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Tested on my `/System` containing 59,490 (+ self) directories (and lots of files).
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The size of the text output was 6mb.
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`find`:
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time bash -c "find /System -type d | wc"
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59491 97935 6262916
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time bash -c "find /System -type d | wc"
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59491 97935 6262916
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real 2m27.114s
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user 0m1.193s
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In conclusion node.js asynchronous walk is much slower than regular "find".
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LICENSE
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# LICENSE
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`node-walk` is available under the following licenses:
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* MIT
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* Apache 2
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- MIT
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- Apache 2
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Copyright 2011 - Present AJ ONeal
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