Finds the common standard cache directory
The nyc and AVA projects decided to standardize on a common directory structure for storing cache information:
# nyc ./node_modules/.cache/nyc # ava ./node_modules/.cache/ava # your-module ./node_modules/.cache/your-module
This module makes it easy to correctly locate the cache directory according to this shared spec. If this pattern becomes ubiquitous, clearing the cache for multiple dependencies becomes easy and consistent:
rm -rf ./node_modules/.cache
npm install find-cache-directory
import findCacheDirectory from 'find-cache-directory';
findCacheDirectory({name: 'unicorns'});
//=> '/user/path/node-modules/.cache/unicorns' findCacheDirectory(options?)
Finds the cache directory using the given options.
The algorithm checks for the CACHE_DIR environmental variable and uses it if it is not set to true, false, 1 or 0. If one is not found, it tries to find a package.json file, searching every parent directory of the cwd specified (or implied from other options). It returns a string containing the absolute path to the cache directory, or undefined if package.json was never found or if the node_modules directory is unwritable.
Type: object
Required
Type: string
Should be the same as your project name in package.json.
Type: string[]
An array of files that will be searched for a common parent directory. This common parent directory will be used in lieu of the cwd option below.
Type: string
Default process.cwd()
The directory to start searching for a package.json from.
Type: boolean
Default false
Create the directory synchronously before returning.
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