I'm reading and writing some txt/json files in Node.js that have become >25mb in file size. If the process is interrupted half way through an fs.writeFile I get an empty file. So basically, I'm wondering if anyone knows of a quick way to prevent file writes from being corrupted if the process is exited. Is there a way to catch the exit and wait until the fs.writeFile callback is called?
A common approach is to first write to a different file (e.g., instead of overwriting permanent-file.txt directly, write to temporary-file.txt), and then in the callback from fs.writeFile, use fs.rename to replace the permanent file with the temporary one (e.g., fs.rename('temporary-file.txt', 'permanent-file.txt');).
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