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The Path Module in Node.js provides the utilities for working with file and directory paths.
Example:
Output:
Path 1: website\dist\index.html Path 2: C:\style.css Path 3: website\main.js
The Complete List of Path are listed below:
Node.js Path Module Methods | Description |
|---|---|
| Node.js path.basename() Method | This is used to get the filename portion of a path to the file. |
| Node.js path.dirname() Method | This is used to get the directory name of the given path. |
| Node.js path.extname() Method | This is used to get the extension portion of a file path. |
| Node.js path.format() Method | This is used to return a path string from the given path object. |
| Node.js path.isAbsolute() Method | This is used to check whether the given path is an absolute path or not. |
| Node.js path.join() Method | This is used to join a number of path segments using the platform-specific delimiter to form a single path. |
| Node.js path.normalize() Method | This is used to normalize the given path. |
| Node.js path.parse() Method | This s used to return an object whose properties represent the given path. |
| Node.js path.relative() Method | This is used to find the relative path from a given path to another path based on the current working directory. |
| Node.js path.resolve() Method | This is used to resolve a sequence of path segments to an absolute path. |
| Node.js path.toNamespacedPath() Method | This is used to find the equivalent namespace-prefixed path from the given path. |
Node.js Path Module Properties | Description |
|---|---|
| Node.js path.delimiter Property | This is used to get platform-specific path delimiter. |