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-technical proof- Each result is assigned the modification time of the most recent file in the workspace (parent directory of the node_module) and the days that have elapsed will be displayed
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This expected feature adds one more property to each result: The last time the project in which the node_module (or specified target directory) is located was worked on.
This is done by scanning all files in the parent directory for the modification date of the most recent one.
--sort dateis also added.Why not look directly at when the node_module was modified?
Because the developer may not have done npm i for a long time but is actively working on the project so I think it is more useful to look at the modification date.
Why not just look at the modification date of the directory?
According to this web, that property is only updated when a file is added, deleted or renamed.
This close #76, close #64