Don't publish the benchmark

[alexewerlof]

The ./bench dir contains a benchmarking code that is not part of the module strictly speaking so it doesn't need to be published. On the same line of argument we can skip publishing the tests as well.

Suggested solution

Add an .npmignore file to the root with this content:

bench/
tests/

That's all! 👍

[jorgebucaran]

@userpixel Good call, let's fix that.

[jorgebucaran]

So, I guess this is not enough?

classcat/package.json

Lines 11 to 15 in 67f6603

	"files": [
	"src",
	"dist",
	"classcat.d.ts"
	],

[jorgebucaran]

The benchmarks are not published to npm as I'm using the files field in package.json which works similarly to .npmignore.

Case solved.

Proof

[alexewerlof]

I like your opt-in approach. According to https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#files:

Files included with the "package.json#files" field cannot be excluded through .npmignore or .gitignore.