Assuming you are working with Node.js and you want to find the path of a JSON file in your local file system, you can use the built-in path
module and its join()
method to construct the absolute path of the file based on the current working directory. Here's an example:
index.tsx138 chars7 lines
In this example, process.cwd()
returns the current working directory as a string, and path.join()
concatenates the directory path and the file name (with the appropriate path separator character). Finally, the console.log()
statement prints the absolute path of the file to the console.
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