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Variable: path ​

ts
const path: object;

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/path.ts:69

Path utilities for extensions — a cross-platform replacement for node:path, which extensions are banned from importing. All output paths use forward-slash separators (the form FileService accepts on every platform). Both / and `` are accepted as input separators.

Type Declaration ​

join() ​

ts
join(...parts): string;

Join path segments and normalize the result. Empty segments are ignored; \ separators in any segment are treated as /.

Parameters ​

parts ​

...string[]

Returns ​

string

dirname() ​

ts
dirname(p): string;

Return the directory portion of a path — everything up to (not including) the last /. Returns "." for a bare filename with no directory component.

Parameters ​

p ​

string

Returns ​

string

basename() ​

ts
basename(p, ext?): string;

Return the final component of a path. If ext is supplied and the basename ends with that string, it is stripped from the result.

Parameters ​

p ​

string

ext? ​

string

Returns ​

string

extname() ​

ts
extname(p): string;

Return the extension of a path — the portion from the last . of the basename, including the dot. Returns "" for paths with no extension and for dotfiles with no secondary extension (e.g. ".gitignore" → "").

Parameters ​

p ​

string

Returns ​

string

relative() ​

ts
relative(from, to): string;

Compute the relative path from from to to. Both should be absolute paths on the same drive. When they are on different Windows drive letters, to (normalized) is returned unchanged — no relative path exists between drives.

Parameters ​

from ​

string

to ​

string

Returns ​

string

isAbsolute() ​

ts
isAbsolute(p): boolean;

Return true if p is an absolute path: starts with / (POSIX), has a drive letter followed by a slash (C:/, C:\), or is a UNC path (\\server\share / //server/share). Note: C:foo (drive-relative, no slash) is NOT absolute.

Parameters ​

p ​

string

Returns ​

boolean

normalize() ​

ts
normalize(p): string;

Normalize a path: convert \ to /, collapse duplicate slashes, and resolve . and .. segments.

Parameters ​

p ​

string

Returns ​

string

Example ​

ts
import { path } from "@silo-code/sdk";

const dir  = path.dirname(filePath);            // "/home/user/docs"
const full = path.join(dir, "images/fig.png");  // "/home/user/docs/images/fig.png"
const rel  = path.relative(dir, full);           // "images/fig.png"
const ext  = path.extname(full);                 // ".png"