ls-serialize

Serialize a directory.

Install

npm install ls-serialize

Example

const ls = require('ls-serialize')
 
const dirString = ls.serialize(path.join(__dirname, 'test'))

ROOT=test
+level1
 -file_1_a
 -file_1_b
 -file_1_c
 +level2a
  -file_2a_a
  -file_2a_b
 +level2b
  -file_2b_a
  -file_2b_b
  +level3
   -file_3_a

const dir = ls.deserialize(dirString)

Directory { name: 'test',
  'level1' => Directory { name: 'level1',
    'file_1_a' => File { name: 'file_1_a' },
    'file_1_b' => File { name: 'file_1_b' },
    'file_1_c' => File { name: 'file_1_c' },
    'level2a' => Directory { name: 'level2a',
      'file_2a_a' => File { name: 'file_2a_a' },
      'file_2a_b' => File { name: 'file_2a_b' } },
    'level2b' => Directory { name: 'level2b',
      'file_2b_a' => File { name: 'file_2b_a' },
      'file_2b_b' => File { name: 'file_2b_b' },
      'level3' => Directory { name: 'level3',
        'file_3_a' => File { name: 'file_3_a' } } } } }