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The npm package "path-type" serves the purpose of checking if a specified path is a file, directory, or symbolic link. This utility tool can be beneficial for JavaScript developers in implementing logical conditions based on the type of the path in their software.
Using the "path-type" package is simple and straightforward. Start by installing the package through your npm installation using the command "$ npm install path-type". After installation, it can be imported to your Node.js project and used to check the type of a certain path. Here is an example on how to check if a path points to a file:
import {isFile} from 'path-type';
(async () => {
const result = await isFile('package.json'); // Insert your path as argument
console.log(result); // logs "true" if the path points to a file, "false" otherwise
})();
Synchronous versions of the check methods are also available. Just suffix "Sync" to the method name, like this:
import {isFileSync} from 'path-type';
let result = isFileSync('package.json'); // Insert your path as argument
console.log(result); // logs "true" if the path points to a file, "false" otherwise
Please replace 'package.json' with the path you want to check.
The detailed documentation for the "path-type" package is present on its GitHub repository page at https://github.com/sindresorhus/path-type.git. The README file on the repository page elaborates on the installation process, usage, and provides the whole API reference.