Interface NormalizePathConfig

interface NormalizePathConfig {
keepRelative?: boolean;
}

Properties

keepRelative?: boolean

specify whether or not to preserve the relative leading dotslash ("./") directory specifier?

here is what you would get for each of the following input values, based on how you configure this setting:

input = "././//../a/./././b.txt"
- true: ".//a/./././b.txt"
- false: "/a/./././b.txt"
input = "./././././"
- true: "./"
- false: ""
input = "a/b.txt/././../././"
- true: "a"
- false: "a"
input = "/./././/a/b.txt"
- true: "//a/b.txt"
- false: "//a/b.txt"

true