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gitmatch
provides gitignore
-style pattern matching of file paths.
Simply pass in a sequence of gitignore
patterns and you'll get back an
object for testing whether a given relative path matches the patterns.
gitmatch
requires Python 3.8 or higher. Just use pip <https://pip.pypa.io>
_ for Python 3 (You have pip, right?) to install it::
python3 -m pip install gitmatch
Basic usage::
>>> import gitmatch
>>> gi = gitmatch.compile(["foo", "!bar", "*.dir/"])
>>> bool(gi.match("foo"))
True
>>> bool(gi.match("bar"))
False
>>> bool(gi.match("quux"))
False
>>> bool(gi.match("foo/quux"))
True
>>> bool(gi.match("foo/bar"))
True
>>> bool(gi.match("bar/foo"))
True
>>> bool(gi.match("bar/quux"))
False
>>> bool(gi.match("foo.dir"))
False
>>> bool(gi.match("foo.dir/"))
True
See what pattern was matched::
>>> m1 = gi.match("foo/bar")
>>> m1 is None
False
>>> bool(m1)
True
>>> m1.pattern
'foo'
>>> m1.path
'foo'
>>> m2 = gi.match("bar")
>>> m2 is None
False
>>> bool(m2)
False
>>> m2.pattern
'!bar'
>>> m2.pattern_obj.negative
True
>>> m3 = gi.match("quux")
>>> m3 is None
True
FAQs
Gitignore-style path matching
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