Regular find has inconsistent support for extended regex syntax.
This replacement uses glob package syntax and will work consistently anywhere your Node works.
// Show js files in the directory
find-glob '**/*.js'
// Run eclint with all files you want to find
find-glob -0 '**/*.js' '**/*.json' '!node_modules/**' | xargs -0 eclint
// Check if your codebase contains TODO notes:
find-glob --contain 'TODO' --fail-on-empty '**/*.js'
-0 enables a null byte separator, to be used with -0 in xargs.
--contain '^http:' will filter only the files that contain the passed regular expression, which is run in multi-line mode by default, so ^ and $ refer to a line begin and line end.
--fail-on-empty will return an error code if no files have been found.
v2.1.0
New --contain and --fail-on-empty options.
FAQs
Find files using extensive glob syntax
The npm package find-glob receives a total of 113 weekly downloads. As such, find-glob popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that find-glob demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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