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modeYou know that mode property on the fs.Stat object that you probably
usually just ignore? Well there's acutally a lot of information packed
into that number.
The specific information includes:
setuid and setgid bits are setsticky bit is setThis module helps you extract that information.
All the getters are also setters, which change the mode property
appropriately. This is useful for when you have to build up your
own fs.Stat object for whatever reason (like when implementing a
FUSE filesystem.
$ npm install stat-mode
So given some arbitrary file (let's say /bin/echo):
$ ls -l /bin/echo
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 14128 Aug 11 2013 /bin/echo
We can inspect it using the fs.stat() call and creating a Mode instance
on top of it.
var fs = require('fs');
var Mode = require('stat-mode');
fs.stat('/bin/echo', function (err, stat) {
if (err) throw err;
// create a "Mode" instance on top of the `stat` object
var mode = new Mode(stat);
// you can check what kind of file it is:
mode.isDirectory();
// false
mode.isFIFO();
// false
mode.isFile();
// true
// and you can also check individual owner, group and others permissions
mode.owner.read;
// true
mode.owner.write;
// true
mode.owner.execute;
// true
mode.group.read;
// true
mode.group.write;
// false
mode.group.execute;
// true
mode.others.read;
// true
mode.others.write;
// false
mode.others.execute;
// true
// the `toString()` output resembes the `ls -l` output:
mode.toString();
// '-rwxr-xr-x'
});
You must pass in "stat" object to the Mode constructor. The "stat"
object can be a real fs.Stat instance, or really any Object with a
mode property.
Returns true if the mode's file type is "directory", false otherwise.
If you pass true to the function, then the mode will be set to "directory".
Returns true if the mode's file type is "file", false otherwise.
If you pass true to the function, then the mode will be set to "file".
Returns true if the mode's file type is "block device", false otherwise.
If you pass true to the function, then the mode will be set to "block device".
Returns true if the mode's file type is "character device", false otherwise.
If you pass true to the function, then the mode will be set to "character
device".
Returns true if the mode's file type is "symbolic link", false otherwise.
If you pass true to the function, then the mode will be set to "symbolic link".
Returns true if the mode's file type is "FIFO", false otherwise.
If you pass true to the function, then the mode will be set to "FIFO".
Returns true if the mode's file type is "socket", false otherwise.
If you pass true to the function, then the mode will be set to "socket".
true if the mode is "owner read" rights, false otherwise.
true if the mode is "owner write" rights, false otherwise.
true if the mode is "owner execute" rights, false otherwise.
true if the mode is "group read" rights, false otherwise.
true if the mode is "group write" rights, false otherwise.
true if the mode is "group execute" rights, false otherwise.
true if the mode is "others read" rights, false otherwise.
true if the mode is "others write" rights, false otherwise.
true if the mode is "others execute" rights, false otherwise.