Results for path.join

Function to join paths that always returns forward slashes (uniform for unix and windows). A replacement to path.join

Join urls and normalize as in path.join.

Like `path.join` but for a URL

Join urls and normalize as in path.join.

Like `path.join` but for urls.

Node.js-style path.join helper written in TypeScript.

An alternative to path.join() that prevents unanticipated .. directory access due to user-input but allows .. access done programmatically and intentionally.

Bind a directory to path.join

Like path.join but takes absolute path into account

Join urls and normalize as in path.join.

A `path.join` that handles URIs with protocols.

Provides same behaviors of `path.join` module for all versions of node.js

Node.js-style path.join helper written in TypeScript.

path.join on steroïds.

like path.join but with an array

use strict'; const path=require('path'); const addObj=require(path.join(__dirname,'add.js')); const subObj=require(path.join(__dirname,'substrict.js')) const person=require(path.join(__dirname,'syndrome.js'))

Join urls and normalize as in path.join.

A zero-dependency URL path joiner. Like `path.join()` but for URLs.

ESM and CJS support for `path.join` of both file paths and file URLs

const path=require('path'); const calc=require(path.join(__dirname,'/lib/index.js')); // calc.add(1,2); console.log(calc);

Node.js's native 'path' module's 'join' method made isomorphic(/universal) with the bonus of handling arrays

``` const { OssUpload } = require("./index"); const path = require("path"); const local = path.join(__dirname, "./test"); const oss = new OssUpload({ region: "", accessKeyId: "", accessKeySecret: "", bucket: "", matchDir: ["node_modules

An alternate glob that returns full file paths, eliminating redundant path.join operations.

Let's you create functions for paths that behave like path.join