@jf/fs 
Class for manipulating file system in a synchronous way using NodeJS.
You can create/remove directories recursively and read/write files too.
I use it mainly as base for file generators.
Usage
Example
Generator class
const jfFileSystem = require('@jf/fs');
const path = require('path');
const tr = require('./translations');
class Generator extends jfFileSystem {
constructor(directory)
{
this.directory = directory;
// Clean directory recursively before generating files.
this.rmdir(directory);
}
generate(data)
{
// If outfile has several levels of depth, no problem.
// `write` method will create all required directories.
data.forEach(
config => this.write(
path.join(
this.directory,
config.outfile
),
this.parse(config.data)
)
);
}
log(level, name, label, ...args)
{
// Translating logs.
// tr is a map with translations.
super.log(level, name, tr[label], ...args);
}
parse(data)
{
// In your class, process data and convert it to string.
return JSON.stringify(data);
}
}Translating texts
All texts are in spanish but if you want to translate them you can
overwrite log method in child class (as in the previous example)
or to listen log event.
const chalk = require('chalk');
const siNumber = require('si-number');
const fs = require('@jf/fs').i();
fs.on(
'log',
data =>
{
// Show only errors
if (data.level === 'error')
{
const _args = data.args;
if (Array.isArray(_args))
{
_args.forEach(
(arg, index) =>
{
if (typeof arg === 'number')
{
// Format number in green using SI prefixes.
_args[index] = chalk.green(
siNumber(
arg,
{
decimal : ',',
precision : 1,
thousands : true
}
)
);
}
else
{
// Texts in cyan.
_args[index] = chalk.cyan(arg);
}
}
)
}
}
else
{
delete data.label;
}
}
);
fs.log('info', '', 'Test %s', 'pl1'); // Omitted because is not an error.
fs.log('error', '', 'File %s already exists', '/tmp/exists.js'); // Filename in cyan
fs.log('error', '', 'Filesize %s', 1324); // Number formatted in green as 1,3k