dir_walker
Dir Walker
A module that lazily traverses directory trees in Elixir, returning successive file names and statistics.
Simple Elixir file-system directory tree walker. It can handle large filesystems, as the tree is traversed lazily.
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Language: Elixir
last commit: almost 4 years ago
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