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substack/node-mkdirp

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Node Mkdirp

Features

  • Cross-Platform Utilities - Creates directories including parent directories.
  • File System - Recursively creates directories.

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Projects sharing features with Node Mkdirp

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  • isaacs/rimrafisaacs avatar

    isaacs/rimraf

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    TypeScript
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  • afollestad/material-dialogsafollestad avatar

    afollestad/material-dialogs

    19,577View on GitHub↗

    material-dialogs is a Kotlin UI component library that provides a collection of modal dialogs and bottom sheets for Android applications. It is designed to implement user interface elements that follow Material Design standards. The library provides specialized modal interfaces for selecting calendar dates, clock times, and specific color values. It also includes system chooser integrations for selecting files and directories from local storage. Beyond pickers, the library covers a broader range of interaction components including text input dialogs, modal alerts with action buttons, and bot

    Kotlin
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  • byteclubfr/node-sync-filesbyteclubfr avatar

    byteclubfr/node-sync-files

    44View on GitHub↗

    Synchronize files or folders locally, with a watch option

    JavaScript
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    calvinmetcalf/copyfiles

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Frequently asked questions

What are the main features of substack/node-mkdirp?

The main features of substack/node-mkdirp are: Cross-Platform Utilities, File System.

Which projects share features with substack/node-mkdirp?

Projects with overlapping indexed features include: isaacs/rimraf — rimraf is a Node.js recursive file deletion tool and cross-platform filesystem utility. It provides both a… afollestad/material-dialogs — material-dialogs is a Kotlin UI component library that provides a collection of modal dialogs and bottom sheets for… byteclubfr/node-sync-files — Synchronize files or folders locally, with a watch option. davglass/cpr — CPR (cp -R). iamakulov/echo-cli — Why? Because Windows’ CMD doesn’t support escape sequences, and even a new line is printed differently from Bash. This… calvinmetcalf/copyfiles — copyfiles.