The purpose behind this library is a bit different than the other glob matchers. The goal here is to see if a file name matches a glob, not to find files that match globs. This library doesn't do any file i/o. It uses micromatch under the hood for the actual matching.

Usage

import { GlobMatcher } from 'cspell-glob';

// Patterns behave like the contents of a `.gitignore` file.
const patterns = ['*.test.js', '!important.test.js'];

const matcher = new GlobMatcher(patterns, process.cwd());

matcher.match('src/app.test.js'); // true -- matches `*.test.js`
matcher.match('src/important.test.js'); // false -- excluded by the negated pattern
matcher.match('src/app.js'); // false -- does not match any pattern

By default, GlobMatcher runs in exclude mode (like .gitignore). Use include mode when searching for files to check, where patterns must be more explicit to match:

const matcher = new GlobMatcher(['src/**/*.ts'], { root: process.cwd(), mode: 'include' });

matcher.match('src/app.ts'); // true
matcher.match('node_modules/lib/index.ts'); // false

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