PathGlob

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Implements glob matching using the same semantics as Path.wildcard/2, but without any filesystem interaction.

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Functions

compile(glob, opts \\ [])

Compiles glob to a Regex.

match?(path, glob, opts \\ [])

Returns whether or not path matches the glob.

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compile(glob, opts \\ [])

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@spec compile(String.t(), [{:match_dot, boolean()}]) :: Regex.t()

Compiles glob to a Regex.

Raises ArgumentError if glob is invalid.

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 Examples 

iex> PathGlob.compile("{lib,test}/*")
~r{^(lib|test)/([^\./]|(?<=[^/])\.)*$}

iex> PathGlob.compile("{lib,test}/path_*.ex", match_dot: true)
~r{^(lib|test)/path_[^/]*\.ex$}
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match?(path, glob, opts \\ [])

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@spec match?(String.t(), String.t(), [{:match_dot, boolean()}]) :: boolean()

Returns whether or not path matches the glob.

The glob is first parsed and compiled as a regular expression. If you're using the same glob multiple times in performance-critical code, consider using compile/1 and caching the result.

examples

 Examples 

iex> PathGlob.match?("lib/path_glob.ex", "{lib,test}/path_*.ex")
true

iex> PathGlob.match?("lib/.formatter.exs", "lib/*", match_dot: true)
true