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Write a spec for splitname method.

Hello,
I working on an App for KaiOs.
How to restrict the search to a folder?

Cheers John

Write a separate spec for checkhidden method.

It should test if checkhidden:

• always returns boolean
• always returns false if this.hidden = false
• returns false if filename begins with a dot.
• returns false if file is inside a hidden directory (whose name begins with a dot)
• always returns true if this.hidden = true

Put these tests in a new specfile at tests/methodSpec.js.

I want use FinderJs for pick/choose image in app in FirefoxOS. But i dont understand how i can find all files of images type(jpg) If I understand(I find here:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23527190/file-picker-on-firefox-os and on this github) its depend on argument searchterm: finder.search(searchterm);. I try "." but result in debug was empty or searchComplete Array [ ".", 0 ] If I try search exist image (in firefox profile fake-card) How i show/write all images in device?
Tahnks

• console.log should only print if this.debugmode is true
• Method should take 2 arguments.
• Both argument should be printed in console.log.

As of now, passing hidden: false in constructor options hide only hidden files, i.e. files whose names begin with a dot. But this includes files from trash directories and other hidden directories that are intended for caching, e.g. /sdcard1/.TRASH-1000/.

So, the checkhidden method should also include folder names and check if any portion of the path begins with a dot.

We print versions in different places:

• In package.json
• In src/applait.finder.js
• In applait.finder.min.js

There should be a test to ensure all of them have the same version string.

Add unit tests or I will start screaming soon.

Is it possible to add a functionality that will allow to preset a specific path into FinderJS view? I mean, suppose we have the following "directory tree" (i.e. object):

+ root
     |
     + -- dir1
     + -- dir2
           |
           + -- file.txt

Then, we can do something like:

var finder = createFinderJS();
finder.navigate('/dir2/file.txt');

And FinderJS will navigate to this path like if one do it manually using mouse or keyboard. Or, if it is not planned, could you please give a tip how to introduce this functionality manually?

• Method should return true if searchkey matches and this.checkhidden() is true.
• Method should return false if searchkey matches and this.checkhidden() is false.
• Name matching should be case sensitive if this.casesensitive is true.
• Name matching should not be case sensitive if this.casesensitive is false.

Write specs to ensure that the reset method cleans up data properly.