ignorepatterns
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A regular expression that matches common filenames that we want to ignore
A regular expression that matches common filenames that we want to ignore
npm install --save ignorepatternsrequire('ignorepatterns')This package is published with the following editions:
ignorepatterns/source/index.ts is typescript source code with import for modulesignorepatterns aliases ignorepatterns/edition-node-12/index.jsignorepatterns/edition-node-12/index.js is typescript compiled for node.js 12 with require for modulesvar ignored = require('ignorepatterns').test('.DS_Store')
console.log(ignored) // true
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A regular expression that matches common filenames that we want to ignore
The npm package ignorepatterns receives a total of 11,286 weekly downloads. As such, ignorepatterns popularity was classified as popular.
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