/**
* Created by Anand Dwivedi.
*/
/* ------------required import statement-------------- */
var fs = require("fs");
var userhome = require('user-home');
function readResponseFile() {
var filepath =userhome+"\\"+"ECommerceDeliveryResponse.json";
console.log(filepath);
fs.stat(filepath, function (err, stats) {
if(err){
console.log("wait for File");
setTimeout(readResponseFile, 3000);
}else{
console.log("file found")
}
});
}
/* call the readResponseFile of code right away */
readResponseFile();
* Created by Anand Dwivedi.
*/
/* ------------required import statement-------------- */
var fs = require("fs");
var userhome = require('user-home');
function readResponseFile() {
var filepath =userhome+"\\"+"ECommerceDeliveryResponse.json";
console.log(filepath);
fs.stat(filepath, function (err, stats) {
if(err){
console.log("wait for File");
setTimeout(readResponseFile, 3000);
}else{
console.log("file found")
}
});
}
/* call the readResponseFile of code right away */
readResponseFile();
@ Anand is't it hardcoded for 3000 ms . what will happen if file is not found within that time span.
ReplyDelete@Antrish Only time limit is hard coded . after 3 NS it will call same function and check file is there or not just like we are using Thread.sleep(30); . practically here also 30 is hardcoded . it is only for time limit .
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