Advertisements I currently load a file in node with fs.readFileSync: const filename = ‘test.html’; const html_code = fs.readFileSync(/var/www/vhosts/example.com/httpdocs/html/${filename}, ‘utf8’); in test.html I have this div: <div id="g-ai0-1" class="g-Text g-aiAbs g-aiPointText" style="top:59.6648%;margin-top:-14.2px;left:49.9587%;margin-left:-46px;width:92px;"> <p class="g-pstyle0">{{ Text }}</p> </div> Is there away I can search the html for the {{ Text }} string and replace it with something… Read More fs.readFile find a placehold and replace, Handlebars js also an option if need be

Advertisements I’m working on a service which handles file uploads to a server. In my service (Node.js) I want to create a certain file structure, put it in a directory, convert it to a blob and then upload it. I am of course aware of the Node file system (fs), but as far as I… Read More Create a runtime directory in Node.js

Advertisements Assume there is the following folder structure: /apps |- /group1 | |- /project1 | |- /project2 |- /group2 | |- /project3 | |- /project4 I need to get the path of all projects – which are all two level deep (group folder and then project folder). So I started with this: import { readdirSync… Read More How to get all subdirectories and return their paths?

Advertisements This is how function is looking and error code. Can someone see what I’m doing wrong? Here is code: for (const folder of functionFolders) { const functionFiles = fs .readdirSync(`./src/functions/${folder}`) .filter((file) => file.endsWith(‘.js’)); for (const file of functionFiles) { await import(`./src/functions/${folder}/${file}`); } } and error node:fs:1451 handleErrorFromBinding(ctx); ^ Error: ENOTDIR: not a directory, scandir… Read More Fs throw error not a direcectory when path is good

Advertisements if myjson.js file data: { "key1": [ { "name1": [ "word1", "word2", ], "name2": [ "word3", "word4", ] } ] } loaded: var jsonData = fs.readFileSync("myjson.json", "utf8"); const data = JSON.parse(jsonData); console.log(Object.keys(data)); output: [ ‘key1’ ] or: console.log(Object.values(data)); output: [ [ { name1: [Array], name2: [Array], } ] ] How properly read or select… Read More Read or select value names from .json file to push in the array