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wildmatchjs

v0.1.8

Published

Rust Wildmatch bindings for nodejs

Downloads

5

Readme

rust-wildmatch

Is wildmatch's nodejs binding

Usage

const {WildMatch} = require('wildmatchjs');

var match = new WildMatch()

match.insert("/main/*")
match.insert("/mainx/*")
match.insert("/mainy/*")

let matches =match.matchOne("/main/lalala/main")
console.log(matches) // "/main/*"

let matchesAll =match.matchAll("/main/lalala/main")
console.log(matchesAll[0]) // "/main/*"

//single function
const {isMatch} = require('../native');
console.log(isMatch("/main/lalala", "/main/*")) // true

build using NEON see: neon docs

Requirement

Benchmark 10000 ops

Using matchOne
MATCHIT parse 23  milliseconds
MATCHIT match 2362  milliseconds
WILDMATCH insert 21  milliseconds
WILDMATCH match 3073  milliseconds

Using matchAll
MATCHIT parse 19  milliseconds
MATCHIT match 2460  milliseconds
WILDMATCH insert 20  milliseconds
WILDMATCH match 7209  milliseconds
  • Not faster than matchit, but is a good example on how to create classes with neon binding

Feel free to sugest optmizations.