ungoldman / cwp

Get a path string relative to the current working directory.

cwp

Get a path string relative to the current working directory.

i.e., Current Working Path.

About

It just pass arguments to path.join with process.cwd() prepended.

A very minimal (perhaps totally unnecessary) shortcut.

Install

npm install cwp

Usage

var cwp = require('cwp')
var file = cwp('path/to', 'file')

Unix filesystem notation, strings for each entity, or a mix of both are all supported. The API is the same as path.join -- the only difference is that the current working directory is always automatically prepended.

Example

Given the process is running in /Users/ng/dev/github/cwp/, here are some example outputs.

cwp('package.json')
// -> '/Users/ng/dev/github/cwp/package.json'

cwp('test', 'index.js')
// -> '/Users/ng/dev/github/cwp/test/index.js'

cwp('lib/secret/dir', 'file')
// -> '/Users/ng/dev/github/cwp/lib/secret/dir/file'

cwp('../../../.ssh/id_rsa')
// -> '/Users/ng/.ssh/id_rsa'

Tests

npm install
npm test

Contributing

Contributions welcome! Please read the contributing guidelines before getting started.

License

ISC

cwp's Issues

rename

realized this should probably be cwp (current working path) and not cwf (current working file).