A brief analysis of node's path module

The path module is a built-in module in nodejs for processing file/directory paths. It can be regarded as a toolbox, providing many methods for us to use, of course all related to path processing. At the same time, the path module appears frequently in front-end development, such as when configuring webpack. This article will talk about the path module of node.

node’s path module

Foreword: Through this article you will understand node Some API
of the path built-in module can be viewed on the node official website if necessary. Of course practice is greater than theory
So I prepared a case for practice

1. First introduction to the path module

The path module is a module officially provided by Node.js for processing paths. It provides a series of methods and attributes to meet users' needs for path processing.

2.path module API

2.1 path.join()

path.join() method, used to splice multiple path fragments into a complete path string

The syntax format is

…paths(string) The sequence of path fragments is all the path series you need to splice. [Related tutorial recommendations: nodejs video tutorial, Programming teaching]

##It should be noted that the returned value is string

//引入path模块
const path=require("path")
//书写要拼接的路径
const pathStr=path.join('/a','/b/c','../','./d','e')

console.log(pathStr)

##2.2 path.basename()

Use path.basename() method, The last part of the path can be obtained. This method is often used to obtain the file name in the

path

Syntax format

path is a required parameter, a string representing a path

• Optional parameter, representing the file extension
• Represents the last part of the path

• const path=require("path")
  
  const  fpath='./a/b/c/index.html'
  
  var fullname=path.basename(fpath)
  
  console.log(fullname)
  //获取指定后缀的文件名
  const namepath=path.basename(fpath,'.html')
  
  console.log(namepath)

2.3 path.extname()

path.extname() is used to get the file extension in the path

The format is

path is a required parameter, a string representing a path
Return: Return the obtained extension string

• const path=require("path")
  
  const fpath='./a/b/c/d/index.html'
  
  const ftext =path.extname(fpath)
  
  console.log(ftext)

3. Clock case practice

Split the provided code (one file has html, css, and js at the same time)

Split into three files, namely index.html index.css index. js and store it in a prepared file

Source code Right click to view the source code

3.1 Implementation steps

1. Create two regular expressions to match