Normalize file path slashes to be unix-like forward slashes. Used by chokidar, anymatch, and many others!
Home Page: https://github.com/jonschlinkert
License: MIT License
I think this is an essential function
Hi there. I have the following use case:
import normalize from 'path-normalize';
const normalizeUrl = (url: string) => {
const urlObject = URL(url);
urlObject.set('pathname', normalize(urlObject.pathname));
return urlObject.toString();
};
expect(normalizeUrl('https://example.com/badpath//or/.././subpath//data.json')).toEqual(
'https://example.com/badpath/or/subpath/data.json',
);In version 2.1.1 this was working as expected and assertion was always successful. Since version 3 it's failing with the following output:
Expected value to equal:
"https://example.com/badpath/or/subpath/data.json"
Received:
"https://example.com/badpath/subpath/data.json"Is this expected? If so you should have mentioned it in the breaking changes list.
Excuse me, please tell me, what's the different between your two project
https://github.com/jonschlinkert/unixify
https://github.com/jonschlinkert/normalize-path
Thanks :)
I'm looking for a library that removes as many path segments as possible without changing the meaning of the path.
/foo/./bar -> /foo/bar./../foo -> ../foo./foo/../bar -> ./baretc
normalize:
1) should normalize file paths.
0 passing (11ms)
1 failing
1) normalize: should normalize file paths.:
AssertionError: expected 'E://foo/bar/baz' to equal 'E:/foo/bar/baz'
+ expected - actual
+"E:/foo/bar/baz"
-"E://foo/bar/baz"
Seems to be this assertion:
expect(normalize('E:\\\\foo/bar\\baz')).to.equal('E:/foo/bar/baz');
I like to normalize a path like /foo/bar/.. to /foo/
This seems not to be supported. Would it be a desired feature or do you know any other library to help me with this?
Actually https://golang.org/pkg/path/#Clean is doing exactly what I need in JS.
test.js and LICENSE are missing from the 1.0.0 tarball on npm. Can you please include them?
$ tar tzf ./normalize-path-0.3.0.tgz
package/package.json
package/.npmignore
package/README.md
package/test.js
package/index.js
package/.gitattributes
package/.jshintrc
package/bower.json
package/.verbrc.md
package/LICENSE-MIT
package/benchmark/index.js
package/benchmark/code/no-regex.js
package/benchmark/code/node-path.js
package/benchmark/code/regex.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/long.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-14.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-15.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-16.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-13.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-18.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-2.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-3.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-4.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-5.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-12.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-6.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-11.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-7.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-10.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-8.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-1.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-9.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-0.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/short.js
package/benchmark/fixtures/path-17.js
$ tar tzf ./normalize-path-1.0.0.tgz
package/package.json
package/README.md
package/index.js
I've just realised I'm behind a major version with this library, but I'm not entirely sure if there was an actual breaking change from my point of view:
2.1.1...3.0.0
Could you consider writing a changelog?
I can help out if you need it. 👍
Was thinking it might be better to use that module as a dependency instead of the regexp.
When npm installing version 2.1.1 of this lib, npm did not install the required peer: 'remove-trailing-separator'
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