Add support for specifying ignore rules in .clang-format-ignore
file using gitignore syntax
#87
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Closes #55.
This is a fairly large rewrite of this small package.
The flow of the CLI program is reworked to the following stages:
ignore
, and absolutize the paths.These refactors contain many performance optimizations which make file path walking and path filtering much faster.
To support this new flow, this PR adds two new options to the CLI, in the style of eslint:
--ext
, which specifies the comma-separated set of file extensions to include for formatting. Default: .c,.cc,.cpp,.h--ignore-path
, which specifies the path to a clang-format ignore file. Default: .clang-format-ignore.The
.clang-format-ignore
file is parsed with theignore
npm package, which is compatible with the gitignore spec.This PR also adds the ESM-only chalk v5 dependency for slightly nicer colorized reporting. I upgraded the package to ESM (mostly by converting
require
toimport
and changingexport
syntax; I also had to replace__dirname
).clang-format --help