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path-dirname

> Node.js `path.dirname()` ponyfill

This was needed in order to expose `path.posix.dirname()` on Node.js v0.10

# Install

$ npm install --save path-dirname

# Usage

const pathDirname = require('path-dirname');
pathDirname('/home/foo');
//=> '/home'
pathDirname('C:\\Users\\foo');
//=> 'C:\\Users'
pathDirname('foo');
//=> '.'
pathDirname('foo/bar');
//=> 'foo'
//Using posix version for consistent output when dealing with glob escape chars
pathDirname.win32('C:\\Users\\foo/\\*bar');
//=> 'C:\\Users\\foo/'
pathDirname.posix('C:\\Users\\foo/\\*bar');
//=> 'C:\\Users\\foo'

# API

See the `path.dirname()` docs.

## pathDirname(path)

## pathDirname.posix(path)

POSIX specific version.

## pathDirname.win32(path)

Windows specific version.

# License

MIT