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[`gentle-fs`](https://github.com/npm/gentle-fs) is a standalone library for
"gently" remove or link directories.

## Install

`$ npm install gentle-fs`

## Table of Contents

* [Example](#example)
* [Features](#features)
* [API](#api)
  * [`rm`](#rm)
  * [`link`](#link)
  * [`linkIfExists`](#linkIfExists)

### Example

```javascript
// todo
```

### Features

* Performs filesystem operations "gently". Please see details in the API specs below
for a more precise definition of "gently".

### API

#### <a name="rm"></a> `> rm(target, opts, cb)`

Will delete all directories between `target` and `opts.base`, as long as they are empty.
That is, if `target` is `/a/b/c/d/e` and `base` is `/a/b`, but `/a/b/c` has other files
besides the `d` directory inside of it, `/a/b/c` will remain.

##### Example

```javascript
rm(target, opts, cb)
```

#### <a name="link"></a> `> link(from, to, opts, cb)`

If `from` is a real directory, and `from` is not the same directory as `to`, will
symlink `from` to `to`, while also gently [`rm`](#rm)ing the `to` directory,
and then call the callback. Otherwise, will call callback with an `Error`.

##### Example

```javascript
link(from, to, opts, cb)
```

#### <a name="linkIfExists"></a> `> linkIfExists(from, to, opts, cb)`

Performs the same operation as [`link`](#link), except does nothing when `from` is the
same as `to`, and calls the callback.

##### Example

```javascript
linkIfExists(from, to, opts, cb)
```