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the root path whose contents you wish to walk
Skip certain files or folders from appearing in the output. If you skip a folder, its entire subtree is ignored
Whether you want a folder to appear before or after its
contents in the final sequence. e.g. if you're deleting
them recursively you want it to be false so the folder
gets deleted last, but if you're copying them recursively
you want preOrder to be true so the folder gets
created first.
Whether or not to follow symlinks while walking; defaults to false
The max depth of the tree you wish to walk; defaults to unlimited
the root path whose contents you wish to walk
Skip certain files or folders from appearing in the output. If you skip a folder, its entire subtree is ignored
Whether you want a folder to appear before or after its
contents in the final sequence. e.g. if you're deleting
them recursively you want it to be false so the folder
gets deleted last, but if you're copying them recursively
you want preOrder to be true so the folder gets
created first.
Whether or not to follow symlinks while walking; defaults to false
The max depth of the tree you wish to walk; defaults to unlimited
Recursively walks the given folder and returns the paths of every file or folder within.
You can pass in a
skipcallback to skip files or folders you are not interested in. This can avoid walking entire parts of the folder hierarchy, saving time as compared to filtering them after the fact.By default, the paths are returned as a pre-order traversal: the enclosing folder is occurs first before any of it's contents. You can pass in
preOrder = falseto turn it into a post-order traversal, such that the enclosing folder occurs last after all it's contents.os.walkreturns but does not follow symlinks; pass infollowLinks = trueto override that behavior. You can also specify a maximum depth you wish to walk via themaxDepthparameter.