| 1 | /**
|
| 2 | * If the user has specified the `bin` option,
|
| 3 | * we need to ensure these paths are valid directories
|
| 4 | * and read the executables from them
|
| 5 | */
|
| 6 | export declare const addBinLookupsToObject: (config: any) => any;
|
| 7 | /**
|
| 8 | * Resolve many bin paths
|
| 9 | */
|
| 10 | export declare const getBinLookups: (paths: string[], cwd: string) => any;
|
| 11 | /**
|
| 12 | * Resolve a single path. Allow for errors such as
|
| 13 | * not found or not a directory
|
| 14 | */
|
| 15 | export declare const getBinLookup: (path: string, cwd: string) => any;
|
| 16 | /**
|
| 17 | * Resolve many bin directories, but if any produce an
|
| 18 | * error, return a Left() indicating that
|
| 19 | */
|
| 20 | export declare const getBins: (dir: string[], cwd: string) => any;
|
| 21 | /**
|
| 22 | * Scan a directory to retrieve an array of executables
|
| 23 | */
|
| 24 | export declare const getExecutables: (dirs: any) => any;
|