history* pattern

[ingro]

Hello! Thanks for your script, I find it very useful especially now that I'm using it while building an Electron app. Anyway I have this small problem with the React Router library, since they have a file named History.js, and so after running modclean the entire app breaks.

I understand that "history" is a common name for changelog files, but could the rule be changed so it delete the file only if its extension is something different from js? Thank you.

[KyleRoss]

Thanks for reporting this, I will change the patterns to fix it.

[KyleRoss]

Fixed and published in version 1.2.2

[ingro]

Thank you sir :)

[DanielSundberg]

Still an issue for me in 1.2.7, see #8

[McPo]

This is still an issue as React Router depends on the package history.
Should history just be moved to danger. As ReactRouter is a popular repo.

Until then, I ended up creating a file called '.modclean.js' in the root of my project.

const modclean = require('modclean');

modclean({
    cwd: './src',
    patterns: [modclean.patterns.safe, modclean.patterns.caution, modclean.patterns.danger],
    process: (file, files) => !file.match(/history/i)
})

And

node ./.modclean

As a postinstall hook, or during a production build.