Introduction to n-readlines
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on n-readlines
. This powerful Node.js module allows you to read a text file line by line with ease. Whether you’re dealing with large files or need granular control over file reading, n-readlines
has got you covered. In this guide, we’ll explore its useful APIs and provide examples to help you get started.
Installation
npm install n-readlines
Initialization
const nReadlines = require('n-readlines'); const liner = new nReadlines('path/to/your/file.txt');
Basic Line Reading
let line; while (line = liner.next()) { console.log(line.toString('utf-8')); }
Reading Specific Line
let line; let lineNumber = 10; let currentLine = 1; while (line = liner.next()) { if (currentLine === lineNumber) { console.log(line.toString('utf-8')); break; } currentLine++; }
Checking for End of File
let line; while (line = liner.next()) { console.log(line.toString('utf-8')); } if (liner.next() === false) { console.log('End of file reached'); }
Handling Errors
try { const liner = new nReadlines('path/to/your/file.txt'); let line; while (line = liner.next()) { console.log(line.toString('utf-8')); } } catch (err) { console.error('Error reading file:', err); }
Complete Application Example
File Processing App
const nReadlines = require('n-readlines'); const fs = require('fs'); function processFile(inputPath, outputPath) { const liner = new nReadlines(inputPath); let line; let outputData = ''; while (line = liner.next()) { // Process each line if needed, here just converting to uppercase outputData += line.toString('utf-8').toUpperCase() + '\n'; } fs.writeFileSync(outputPath, outputData); console.log('File processing complete'); } processFile('input.txt', 'output.txt');
We hope this guide helps you leverage the power of n-readlines
in your Node.js projects. Happy coding!
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