$ cnpm install fs-xattr
Node.js module for manipulating extended attributes.
There are already some libraries for this, why use fs-xattr?
npm install --save fs-xattr
import { getAttribute, setAttribute } from 'fs-xattr'
await setAttribute('index.js', 'user.linusu.test', 'Hello, World!')
console.log(await getAttribute('index.js', 'user.linusu.test'))
//=> Hello, World!
getAttribute(path, attr)path (string, required)attr (string, required)Promise<Buffer> - a Promise that will resolve with the value of the attribute.Get extended attribute attr from file at path.
getAttributeSync(path, attr)path (string, required)attr (string, required)BufferSynchronous version of getAttribute.
setAttribute(path, attr, value)path (string, required)attr (string, required)value (Buffer or string, required)Promise<void> - a Promise that will resolve when the value has been set.Set extended attribute attr to value on file at path.
setAttributeSync(path, attr, value)path (string, required)attr (string, required)value (Buffer or string, required)Synchronous version of setAttribute.
removeAttribute(path, attr)path (string, required)attr (string, required)Promise<void> - a Promise that will resolve when the value has been removed.Remove extended attribute attr on file at path.
removeAttributeSync(path, attr)path (string, required)attr (string, required)Synchronous version of removeAttribute.
listAttributes(path)path (string, required)Promise<Array<string>> - a Promise that will resolve with an array of strings, e.g. ['user.linusu.test', 'com.apple.FinderInfo'].List all attributes on file at path.
listAttributesSync(path)path (string, required)Array<string>Synchronous version of listAttributes.
For the large majority of Linux filesystem there are currently 4 supported namespaces (user, trusted, security, and system) you can use. Some other systems, like FreeBSD have only 2 (user and system).
Be sure to use a namespace that is appropriate for your supported platforms. You can read more about this in the "Extended File Attributes" Wikipedia article.
Using a namespace like com.linusu.test would work on macOS, but would give you the following error on Debian Linux:
Error [ENOTSUP]: The file system does not support extended attributes or has the feature disabled.
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