Resolve a file path from a base filename
npm install resolve-file-extensionresolve-file-extensionResolve an absolute file path from a base filename.
For example, this can be used to emulate the legacy Node.js "automatic" module resolution behavior you may be familiar with, where a file extension can be optionally omitted for specific file extensions such as .js and .json.
``js
import { getFilePath } from 'resolve-file-extension';
await getFilePath('./example', ['.js', '.json']);
// "/path/to/example.js"
`
Install using npm:
`
npm install resolve-file-extension
Given a base file name and optional file extensions constraint, returns a promise which resolves to the first file path matching that base name and extension, or undefined if no file could be found. Extensions should be provided with a leading dot (".").
Copyright 2021 Andrew Duthie
Released under the MIT License.