Detect and extract the static part of a glob string
Utility to detect if a string contains a glob and then split it in a glob and none-glob part.
npm install globalyzer --save
const globalyzer = require('globalyzer');
globalyzer('foo/bar/.git/');
// => { base: 'foo/bar/.git/', glob: '', isGlob: false }
globalyzer('foo/bar/**/baz');
// => { base: 'foo/bar', glob: '**/baz', isGlob: true }
Type: function
Returns: { base, glob, isGlob }
Returns an object with the (non-glob) base path and the actual pattern and a is-glob flag.
Type: Boolean
Default: true
Be strict about what's a glob and what's not
Type: String
Glob string to analyze.
This is a fork of is-glob and glob-base
MIT © Terkel Gjervig
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Detect and extract the static part of a glob string
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