find-at v1.2.2

Program CLI for searching files by pattern

Description

Within the framework of this project, a utility has been implemented to search for a file (s) in a specified directory.

Install:

npm install -g find-at

Utility features:

• Search all file(s) in all directories
• Search all files in all directories, except not need
• Search for specific file
• Report generation in the form of plain text

Instruction:

The utility takes three parameters \ \ ignore

• \ - Required arguments. The path to the directory in which the search is performed.
• \ - Required arguments. The template to be searched for, for example: src/**/*.ts
• [ignore] - Optional arguments. The name of the file to exclude from the search

Usage example:

$ search node_modules @babel/generator/**/*.js index.js
File "buffer.js" was here: "node_modules/@babel/generator/lib"
File "base.js" was here: "node_modules/@babel/generator/lib/generators"
File "classes.js" was here: "node_modules/@babel/generator/lib/generators"
File "expressions.js" was here: "node_modules/@babel/generator/lib/generators"
File "flow.js" was here: "node_modules/@babel/generator/lib/generators"
File "jsx.js" was here: "node_modules/@babel/generator/lib/generators"
File "methods.js" was here: "node_modules/@babel/generator/lib/generators"
File "modules.js" was here: "node_modules/@babel/generator/lib/generators"
File "statements.js" was here: "node_modules/@babel/generator/lib/generators"

Attention:

If get an error zsh: no matches found:, when you enter a template type `src/example/**/*.js, something that would get rid of her type in the console setopt +o nomatch. More info here here.

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