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Use when working with file paths in Stacks - 100+ framework-aware path builder functions for every directory in the project (actions, app, config, database, models, routes, storage, etc.), plus Node.js path utilities (join, resolve, basename, dirname, etc.). Covers @stacksjs/path.

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stacks-path
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Use when working with file paths in Stacks - 100+ framework-aware path builder functions for every directory in the project (actions, app, config, database, models, routes, storage, etc.), plus Node.js path utilities (join, resolve, basename, dirname, etc.). Covers @stacksjs/path.
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Bun >= 1.3.0, TypeScript
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# Stacks Path 100+ path builder functions for every framework directory. ## Key Path - Core package: `storage/framework/core/path/src/` ## Node.js Path Re-exports `basename`, `delimiter`, `dirname`, `extname`, `isAbsolute`, `join`, `normalize`, `parse`, `relative`, `resolve`, `sep`, `toNamespacedPath` ## Framework Path Builders All accept an optional relative path suffix and return absolute paths. ### Application Paths ```typescript appPath('Models') // ~/app/Models userActionsPath() // ~/app/Actions userComponentsPath() // ~/app/Components userViewsPath() // ~/app/Views userFunctionsPath() // ~/app/Functions userJobsPath() // ~/app/Jobs userControllersPath() // ~/app/Controllers userListenersPath() // ~/app/Listeners userMiddlewarePath() // ~/app/Middleware userModelsPath() // ~/app/Models userNotificationsPath() // ~/app/Notifications userDatabasePath() // ~/database userMigrationsPath() // ~/database/migrations userEventsPath() // ~/app/Events.ts ``` ### Framework Paths ```typescript actionsPath() // ~/storage/framework/core/actions buddyPath() // ~/storage/framework/core/buddy runtimePath() // ~/storage/framework/core/buddy buildPath() // ~/storage/framework/core/build cachePath() // ~/storage/framework/cache cloudPath() // ~/cloud frameworkCloudPath() // ~/storage/framework/cloud libsPath() // ~/storage/framework/libs ``` ### Package Paths (one per core package) ```typescript aiPath() analyticsPath() aliasPath() arraysPath() authPath() browserPath() cliPath() chatPath() collectionsPath() configPath() databasePath() datetimePath() dnsPath() docsPath() emailPath() enumsPath() envPath() errorHandlingPath() eventsPath() fakerPath() gitPath() healthPath() httpPath() i18nPath() lintPath() loggingPath() notificationsPath() objectsPath() ormPath() pathPath() paymentsPath() pluginsPath() pushPath() queuePath() realtimePath() routerPath() schedulerPath() searchEnginePath() securityPath() serverPath() shellPath() slugPath() smsPath() socialsPath() storagePath() stringsPath() testingPath() tinkerPath() tunnelPath() typesPath() uiPath() utilsPath() validationPath() whoisPath() ``` ### Resource Paths ```typescript assetsPath() // ~/resources/assets resourcesPath() // ~/resources publicPath() // ~/public localesPath() // ~/locales routesPath() // ~/routes ``` ### Build & Output Paths ```typescript buildEnginePath() libsEntriesPath() frameworkPath() // ~/storage/framework corePath() // ~/storage/framework/core defaultsPath() // ~/storage/framework/defaults defaultsAppPath() defaultsResourcesPath() ``` ### Relative Path Variants Most paths have `relative*` variants: ```typescript relativeActionsPath() relativeAppPath() ``` ## Path with Suffix ```typescript appPath('Models/User.ts') // ~/app/Models/User.ts databasePath('migrations') // ~/storage/framework/core/database/migrations configPath('app.ts') // ~/config/app.ts ``` ## Gotchas - Always use `@stacksjs/path` instead of Node's `path` for framework paths - All paths resolve to absolute paths by default - Most functions accept an optional relative path suffix - `relative*` variants return paths relative to project root - `user*Path()` functions point to application-level directories (app/) - `built*Path()` functions point to compiled output directories - Path is a dependency of almost every framework package - Some paths accept `options` with `relative` flag
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