Referencia de la API node:path

import path from "node:path";

console.log(path.join("src", "app", "index.js"));
console.log(path.parse("archive.tar.gz"));
console.log(path.matchesGlob("src/a/b.js", "src/**/*.js")); // true

Están disponibles los métodos estándar: basename, dirname, extname, format, isAbsolute, join, normalize, parse, relative, resolve, toNamespacedPath y matchesGlob.

path.posix y path.win32 exponen variantes explícitas en cualquier host. La exportación predeterminada sigue al host actual. Sus separadores están disponibles como sep y los delimitadores de listas de rutas como delimiter.

matchesGlob admite comodines, globstar, clases de caracteres, alternancia con llaves y patrones extglob. Un nombre base que empieza por punto, como .bashrc, tiene una extensión vacía, y el último punto determina una extensión de varias partes.

path.parse(".bashrc").ext; // ""
path.parse("archive.tar.gz").ext; // ".gz"
path.win32.normalize("C:\\temp\\foo\\..\\"); // "C:\\temp\\"

Consulte la documentación de path de Node.js para ver los casos límite estándar y la validación de argumentos.

Reference

Status: Full · 16 of 16 suite tests pass (100.0%) · since 1.1.0

Exports

Export	Kind	Status	Notes
`basename()`	function	Full	Return the last portion of a path, optionally removing a suffix
`dirname()`	function	Full	Return the directory name of a path
`extname()`	function	Full	Return the extension of the path, from the last ’.’ to end of string
`format()`	function	Full	Returns a path string from an object (the opposite of path.parse())
`isAbsolute()`	function	Full	Determines whether path is an absolute path
`join()`	function	Full	Join all arguments together and normalize the resulting path
`normalize()`	function	Full	Normalize a path, resolving ’..’ and ’.’ segments
`parse()`	function	Full	Returns an object whose properties represent significant elements of the path
`relative()`	function	Full	Returns the relative path from ‘from’ to ‘to’
`resolve()`	function	Full	Resolve a sequence of paths into an absolute path
`toNamespacedPath()`	function	Full	Returns an equivalent namespace-prefixed path (Windows only; no-op on POSIX)
`matchesGlob()`	function	Full	Returns true if the path matches the given glob pattern
`sep`	property	Full	The platform-specific path segment separator
`delimiter`	property	Full	The platform-specific path delimiter
`posix`	property	Full	Provides access to POSIX specific implementations of the path methods
`win32`	property	Full	Provides access to Windows specific implementations of the path methods

Tests: node-api node:path: 16 pass, 0 fail, 0 error, 1 skipped.