🐊Putout operator adds ability to match files to plugins.
npm i putout @putout/operator-match-files
If you want to create 🐊Putout plugin that will match files according to your needs just:
const {operator} = require('putout');
const {matchFiles} = operator;
const updateTSConfig = require('../update-tsconfig');
module.exports = matchFiles({
'tsconfig.json': updateTSConfig,
});This will help in case when update-tsconfig is disabled by default:
const updateTSConfig = require('./update-tsconfig');
module.exports.rules = {
'update-tsconfig': ['off', updateTSConfig],
};And you want to help users avoid updating .putout.json config with:
{
"match": {
"tsconfig.json": {
"nextjs/update-tsconfig": "on"
}
},
"plugins": ["nextjs"]
}If you want to pass options use:
{
"match": {
"tsconfig.json": {
"nextjs/update-tsconfig": ["on", {
"ignore": []
}]
}
},
"plugins": ["nextjs"]
}Instead of this, redlint can be used, it will generate .filesystem.json which can be processed by 🐊Putout.
If you want to save with other name use ->:
const {operator} = require('putout');
const {matchFiles} = operator;
const updateTSConfig = require('../update-tsconfig');
module.exports = matchFiles({
'tsconfig.json -> hello.json': updateTSConfig,
});You can even use file matchers:
{
"rules": {
"filesystem/convert-json-to-js": ["on", {
"filename": "package.json"
}]
}
}Matchers: __filename = __name.__ext
const {operator} = require('putout');
const {matchFiles} = operator;
const updateTSConfig = require('../update-tsconfig');
module.exports = matchFiles({
'__name.json -> __name.js': updateTSConfig,
});MIT