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inJS-DevTools/globify (press backspace or delete to remove)Is there any reason you don t use the programmatic API of browserify/watchify
Spawning a new process for every entry point seems slow to me.
Would you accept a PR that would leverage the programmatic ...
zkochan
- 3
- Opened on Oct 24, 2016
- #13
No issue here, I just wanted to praise you for creating globify!
Been fighting using globs with npm scripts, browserify, and Windows. This project was the saving grace I ve been trying
to find for over ...
DevanB
- 1
- Opened on Oct 18, 2016
- #12
https://github.com/BigstickCarpet/globify/blob/master/lib/index.js#L49
Why is this here? It makes outputting to stdout instead of using --outfile useless because stdout contains a command
before the browserify ...
bug
bsuh
- 5
- Opened on Sep 6, 2016
- #11
The watchify docs say:
--outfile=FILE, -o FILE
This option is required. Write the browserify bundle to this file. If
the file contains the operators `|` or ` `, it will be treated as a
shell command, ...
enhancement
Izhaki
- 1
- Opened on Jul 11, 2016
- #9
From the Ugligyfyify docs:
Uglifyify provides an additional optimization when used with Uglify, but does not provide all of the optimization that
using Uglify on its own does, so it s not a replacement. ...
franciscolourenco
- 1
- Opened on Apr 22, 2016
- #8
These options appear in the a REAME example but doesn t seem to be any more information about them.
franciscolourenco
- 7
- Opened on Apr 19, 2016
- #7
Is there a way to exclude certain patterns, like for example the node_modules directory? Maybe something in the lines of
what bash supports? **/*.coffee!(*node_modules*)
franciscolourenco
- 5
- Opened on Feb 22, 2016
- #5
I m trying to find all .coffee files in my directory tree and have globify output .js files next to them. Is this
possible without having a single directory as a destination?
franciscolourenco
- 2
- Opened on Feb 21, 2016
- #4
The idea is to find all the * inside a string and replace the * with the file name like it is done for the --outfile
paramenter.
This is what I m trying to do:
globify -t coffeeify coffee/*.coffee ...
enhancement
franciscolourenco
- 1
- Opened on Feb 17, 2016
- #3

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