Generate helpers for setting up and tearing down a directory of fixtures.

What's it do?

1. You give filesmith a folder structure in the form of an object. Keep it simple - one directory at a time, please.
2. filesmith() gives you three functions:
   • getFixturePath :: () => string - A function that returns the path to the root of the fixture directory
   • setup :: () => Promise<string> - A function that creates the directory structure originally declared to filesmith. It resolves with the fixturePath, for good measure.
   • teardown :: () => Promise<void> - A function that removes the directory structure

NOTE

• If you're setuping the same fixture directory more than once - do your due diligence and teardown between calls to setup

Usage

import {filesmith} from "filesmith";

describe("filesmith Usage Example", () => {
    const {setup, teardown, getFixturePath} = filesmith({
        "directory1": {
            "file1.txt": "mock content 1"
        },
        "directory2": {
            "directory3": {}
        }
    });

     beforeAll(setup);
     afterAll(teardown);

     it("can creates files", () =>
         expect(readFileP(path.resolve(getFixturePath(), "directory1/file1.txt"), "utf8"))
             .resolves.toBe("mock content 1"));

     it("can create a directory", () =>
         expect(lstatP(path.resolve(getFixturePath(), "directory2"))
             .then((stats: fs.Stats): boolean => stats.isDirectory())
         ).resolves.toBeTruthy());

     it("can create nested directories", () =>
         expect(lstatP(path.resolve(getFixturePath(), "directory2", "directory3"))
             .then((stats: fs.Stats): boolean => stats.isDirectory())
         ).resolves.toBeTruthy());
})