@glint/config
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@glint/configThis package is used by various other glint packages to locate any custom configuration.
@glint/config uses cosmiconfig to locate your configuration file, so several possible file formats/names are possible:
"glint" key in your package.json.glintrc, .glintrc.yml or .glintrc.json.glintrc.js or glint.config.jsConfiguration will be searched upward starting from the directory in whicn your tsconfig.json is located.
include: A glob or array of globs specifying, relative to the location of your config file, what files should be considered for template processing by glint. Default: '**/*.ts'.exclude: A glob or array of globs specifying, relative to the location of your config file, what files should not considered for template processing by glint. Default: '**/node_modules/**'.Note that if a file is matched by both include and exclude, it will be ignored.
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We found that @glint/config demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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