Test if a value is an absolute path.
JavaScript
2
0
Apache License 2.0
This project provides a utility to test whether a given value is an absolute file path, supporting both POSIX and Windows formats. It's part of the stdlib JavaScript library ecosystem and is designed for developers who need to validate file paths in their applications, particularly those working with cross-platform code that needs to handle different path formats.
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Command-line interface.
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Standard input.
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