How to list the files in a folder in Nodejs API calls
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I am trying to list the files in a particular folder. However, I am not able to list the file name. I am testing through postman.
API call to list the files :
getFiles: function(req){
return new Promise(function(resolve,reject){
fs.readdir(fileFolder, (err,files)=>{
files.forEach(file => {
console.log(file);
})
})
})
}
fileFolder contains the path to the folder.
Can you please guide me.
Much Appreciate the help!
javascript node.js api promise postman
asked Jan 18 at 12:51
BlackMirrorBlackMirror
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-1
I am trying to list the files in a particular folder. However, I am not able to list the file name. I am testing through postman.
API call to list the files :
getFiles: function(req){
return new Promise(function(resolve,reject){
fs.readdir(fileFolder, (err,files)=>{
files.forEach(file => {
console.log(file);
})
})
})
}
fileFolder contains the path to the folder.
Can you please guide me.
Much Appreciate the help!
javascript node.js api promise postman
asked Jan 18 at 12:51
BlackMirrorBlackMirror
105
1
Your question doesn't make much sense. Postman is used for testing HTTP APIs. That code you've provide is a JavaScript function which has no sign of doing anything over HTTP at all.
– Quentin
Jan 18 at 12:56
@RolandStarke Mistake from my part. Updated.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:01
@Quentin Yes, the output from the code is my result from the API call. I am getting error. I am a beginner in this field. Hope you understand.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:05
Is getFile a function you are invoking from a route? Does your code prints out the filenames to the console?
– Kossi D. T. S.
Jan 18 at 13:16
@KossiD.T.S. Yes. But it is not printing out the filenames.
– BlackMirror
Jan 19 at 5:01
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I am trying to list the files in a particular folder. However, I am not able to list the file name. I am testing through postman.
API call to list the files :
getFiles: function(req){
return new Promise(function(resolve,reject){
fs.readdir(fileFolder, (err,files)=>{
files.forEach(file => {
console.log(file);
})
})
})
}
fileFolder contains the path to the folder.
Can you please guide me.
Much Appreciate the help!
javascript node.js api promise postman
asked Jan 18 at 12:51
BlackMirrorBlackMirror
105
I am trying to list the files in a particular folder. However, I am not able to list the file name. I am testing through postman.
API call to list the files :
getFiles: function(req){
return new Promise(function(resolve,reject){
fs.readdir(fileFolder, (err,files)=>{
files.forEach(file => {
console.log(file);
})
})
})
}
fileFolder contains the path to the folder.
Can you please guide me.
Much Appreciate the help!
javascript node.js api promise postman
javascript node.js api promise postman
asked Jan 18 at 12:51
BlackMirrorBlackMirror
105
asked Jan 18 at 12:51
BlackMirrorBlackMirror
105
edited Jan 18 at 13:00
BlackMirror
asked Jan 18 at 12:51
BlackMirrorBlackMirror
105
asked Jan 18 at 12:51
BlackMirrorBlackMirror
105
asked Jan 18 at 12:51
BlackMirrorBlackMirror
105
105
1
Your question doesn't make much sense. Postman is used for testing HTTP APIs. That code you've provide is a JavaScript function which has no sign of doing anything over HTTP at all.
– Quentin
Jan 18 at 12:56
@RolandStarke Mistake from my part. Updated.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:01
@Quentin Yes, the output from the code is my result from the API call. I am getting error. I am a beginner in this field. Hope you understand.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:05
Is getFile a function you are invoking from a route? Does your code prints out the filenames to the console?
– Kossi D. T. S.
Jan 18 at 13:16
@KossiD.T.S. Yes. But it is not printing out the filenames.
– BlackMirror
Jan 19 at 5:01
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Your question doesn't make much sense. Postman is used for testing HTTP APIs. That code you've provide is a JavaScript function which has no sign of doing anything over HTTP at all.
– Quentin
Jan 18 at 12:56
@RolandStarke Mistake from my part. Updated.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:01
@Quentin Yes, the output from the code is my result from the API call. I am getting error. I am a beginner in this field. Hope you understand.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:05
Is getFile a function you are invoking from a route? Does your code prints out the filenames to the console?
– Kossi D. T. S.
Jan 18 at 13:16
@KossiD.T.S. Yes. But it is not printing out the filenames.
– BlackMirror
Jan 19 at 5:01
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1
Your question doesn't make much sense. Postman is used for testing HTTP APIs. That code you've provide is a JavaScript function which has no sign of doing anything over HTTP at all.
– Quentin
Jan 18 at 12:56
Your question doesn't make much sense. Postman is used for testing HTTP APIs. That code you've provide is a JavaScript function which has no sign of doing anything over HTTP at all.
– Quentin
Jan 18 at 12:56
@RolandStarke Mistake from my part. Updated.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:01
@RolandStarke Mistake from my part. Updated.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:01
@Quentin Yes, the output from the code is my result from the API call. I am getting error. I am a beginner in this field. Hope you understand.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:05
@Quentin Yes, the output from the code is my result from the API call. I am getting error. I am a beginner in this field. Hope you understand.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:05
Is getFile a function you are invoking from a route? Does your code prints out the filenames to the console?
– Kossi D. T. S.
Jan 18 at 13:16
Is getFile a function you are invoking from a route? Does your code prints out the filenames to the console?
– Kossi D. T. S.
Jan 18 at 13:16
@KossiD.T.S. Yes. But it is not printing out the filenames.
– BlackMirror
Jan 19 at 5:01
@KossiD.T.S. Yes. But it is not printing out the filenames.
– BlackMirror
Jan 19 at 5:01
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Your question doesn't make much sense. Postman is used for testing HTTP APIs. That code you've provide is a JavaScript function which has no sign of doing anything over HTTP at all.
– Quentin
Jan 18 at 12:56
@RolandStarke Mistake from my part. Updated.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:01
@Quentin Yes, the output from the code is my result from the API call. I am getting error. I am a beginner in this field. Hope you understand.
– BlackMirror
Jan 18 at 13:05
Is getFile a function you are invoking from a route? Does your code prints out the filenames to the console?
– Kossi D. T. S.
Jan 18 at 13:16
@KossiD.T.S. Yes. But it is not printing out the filenames.
– BlackMirror
Jan 19 at 5:01