get-folder-size | Get the size of a folder | File Utils library
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Get the size of a folder by recursively iterating through all its sub(files && folders).
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QUESTION
im working on a server for a file explorer in node js ...and i want to get the size of directories im working with ..i can't use child_process , so i found this on http://npmjs.com :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-31 at 13:44Since it is a callback-based method, you need to have your logic in other function and invoke it inside this method callback and pass size parameter.
QUESTION
I am trying to find the size of the folder(contents), after digging found out the best is to use get-folder-size package. so the following code tells rest of the story:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-22 at 17:19The folder size calculation is an asynchronous process, promises and callbacks are used when asynchronous processes are performed.
In this case I use promises to get the folder size when the calculation ends.
If you do not know how the promises work, I leave this link so you can read and understand. Promises.
The getSize()
function is the one that uses promises, the calculation runs asynchronously and when it ends it returns the value (resolve
) or the error (reject
).
QUESTION
I am trying to use the powershell command from here in a batch file. I want it to loop through a folder, printing each folder's name and size. What am I missing in my code from getting it to work?
I have tried using quotes all over the place. I have also tried using escape characters. Perhaps it's because I am new to writing batch files, but I can't figure it out.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-20 at 23:29The following should do what you want:
QUESTION
I have this function getSize()
(from npm module: get-folder-size
) that's calculating the total size of all files in a folder (directory).
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-31 at 13:49You could use a library like Async to help you iterate over the calls asynchronously then pass a callback to your function to return the totalSizeOfAllFolders
.
QUESTION
While it is not necessary for Electron, I wanted to webpack all the render process javascript (as apposed to the nodejs (called main process) javascript. And put render process javascript in a single bundle.
Why:
- This might be a bit faster for startup
- It will give me the ability to use the webpack server for hot loading
Well I pointed webpack at the root of render-side javascript, and it started making the bundle. But it also is seeing some electron remote javascript components and is trying to bundle those in also, and is failing.
How do I get Webpack to ignore lines that are pointing to the remote/main process code: (all my main process code will be in a folder called ./main). I tried to exclude the ./main/* folder, but perhaps I did not do that properly
Example lines
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-07 at 11:50I notice that your webpack config does not have target defined. Adding that may help resolve the issue. See https://webpack.js.org/configuration/target/
There are two different targets for electron, one for the main and one for the renderer.
In my app I have two separate webpack configs for the main and renderer.
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