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expandable

v1.0.2

Published

UNIX shell style file globbing in that painlessly ports to Windows.

Downloads

498

Readme

Expandable Build Status

UNIX shell style file globbing in that painlessly ports to Windows.

Cross-Platform Wildcard Patterns

Because one of the most common argument values is a file path, Arguable provides some helper functions for dealing with paths Windows. Arguable can resolve UNIX file paths on Windows as if they were invoked in a UNIX shell. Arguable will convert the slashes and expand wildcards. That is, it will treat */*.t as a file glob.

var arguable = require('arguable')
  , frobinator = require('frobinator')
  ;

arguable.glob(process.cwd(), [ 't/test/example.t', 't/test/*.t' ]).forEach(function (glob) {
  if (!glob.files.length) {
    throw new Error('file not found: ' + glob.pattern);
  } else {
    glob.files.forEach(function (file) {
      frobinator.frobinate(1, path.resolve(glob.base, file));
    });
  }
});