Référence de l'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

Les méthodes standard sont disponibles : basename, dirname, extname, format, isAbsolute, join, normalize, parse, relative, resolve, toNamespacedPath et matchesGlob.

path.posix et path.win32 exposent des variantes explicites sur tous les hôtes. L’export par défaut suit l’hôte courant. Leurs séparateurs sont disponibles via sep, et les délimiteurs de listes de chemins via delimiter.

matchesGlob prend en charge les jokers, le globstar, les classes de caractères, les alternatives entre accolades et les motifs extglob. Un nom de base commençant par un point, comme .bashrc, a une extension vide, et c’est le dernier point qui détermine une extension en plusieurs parties.

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

Consultez la documentation path de Node.js pour les cas limites standard et la validation des arguments.

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.