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@jsonjoy.com/fs-snapshot

File system snapshot - serialize and deserialize file system trees to binary (CBOR) or JSON format.

Installation

npm install @jsonjoy.com/fs-snapshot

Features

• Serialize entire file system trees into compact binary (CBOR) or JSON snapshots
• Restore file system trees from snapshots
• Supports files, directories, and symbolic links
• Both synchronous and asynchronous APIs
• Works with any Node.js-compatible fs module

Usage

Synchronous API

import * as fs from 'fs';
import { toSnapshotSync, fromSnapshotSync } from '@jsonjoy.com/fs-snapshot';

// Create a snapshot of a directory
const snapshot = toSnapshotSync({ fs, path: '/path/to/directory' });

// Restore the snapshot to a different location
fromSnapshotSync(snapshot, { fs, path: '/path/to/restore' });

Asynchronous API

import * as fs from 'fs';
import { toSnapshot, fromSnapshot } from '@jsonjoy.com/fs-snapshot';

// Create a snapshot of a directory
const snapshot = await toSnapshot({ fs: fs.promises, path: '/path/to/directory' });

// Restore the snapshot to a different location
await fromSnapshot(snapshot, { fs: fs.promises, path: '/path/to/restore' });

Binary (CBOR) Snapshots

Binary snapshots are more compact and faster to serialize/deserialize:

import * as fs from 'fs';
import { toBinarySnapshotSync, fromBinarySnapshotSync } from '@jsonjoy.com/fs-snapshot';

// Create a binary snapshot
const binary = toBinarySnapshotSync({ fs, path: '/path/to/directory' });

// Restore from binary snapshot
fromBinarySnapshotSync(binary, { fs, path: '/path/to/restore' });

JSON Snapshots

JSON snapshots are human-readable and easier to debug:

import * as fs from 'fs';
import { toJsonSnapshotSync, fromJsonSnapshotSync } from '@jsonjoy.com/fs-snapshot';

// Create a JSON snapshot
const jsonSnapshot = toJsonSnapshotSync({ fs, path: '/path/to/directory' });

// Restore from JSON snapshot
fromJsonSnapshotSync(jsonSnapshot, { fs, path: '/path/to/restore' });

Snapshot Format

Snapshots are represented as tuples with the following structure:

• Folder: [0, metadata, { entries }]
• File: [1, metadata, Uint8Array]
• Symlink: [2, { target: string }]

License

Apache-2.0