zeptomatch-escape
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A little utility for escaping globs before passing them to zeptomatch.
A little utility for escaping globs before passing them to zeptomatch.
npm install --save zeptomatch-escape
import zeptomatch from 'zeptomatch';
import escape from 'zeptomatch-escape';
// Escape special characters from a string
escape ( '*.js' ); // => '\\*.js'
// Example usage
zeptomatch ( '*.js', 'a.js' ) ); // => true
zeptomatch ( '*.js', '*.js' ) ); // => true
zeptomatch ( escape ( '*.js' ), 'a.js' ) ); // => false
zeptomatch ( escape ( '*.js' ), '*.js' ) ); // => true
MIT © Fabio Spampinato
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A little utility for escaping globs before passing them to zeptomatch.
The npm package zeptomatch-escape receives a total of 2,027 weekly downloads. As such, zeptomatch-escape popularity was classified as popular.
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