Looking into the code, I found that ensure* methods only verify if the destination path exist and not if the path is of the right * type. IMHO an error should be thrown if path is of the wrong type. Perhaps fs.stat instead of fs.access should suffice...

Hi,
In our app, we create new documents, and edit existing ones.
The documents we are manipulating are not encrypted, however I need to encrypt the new and edited documents I create.
Is that possible in pdf-lib?
I know this option exists in other libraries.
Thanks, and very nice work!

while using this lib I really shot our database in the head bc those are default to True
we are bulk inserting small pieces (40krows) into a ~400mio table every minute
dropping indices and recreating them all and all over again might not be the best default

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It is Result<u32>, not Result<()>, but the documentation does not tell what that number (u32) means.

if I do a thing like

const copy = require('copy');

const files = ['dist/**/*','README.md','LICENSE.md'];
copy(files, '/tmp/folder', (err, files) => {
 // handle result here 
})

Result :

• README.md and LICENSE.md are located in /tmp
• The content of the dist folder is in '/tmp/folder'

Should be :

• README.md and LICENSE.md are located in /tmp/folder
• T