fuzzmatch

A wrapper for your matchers!

Usage

Import it like so:

var fuzzmatch = require('fuzzmatch')

Then, you can call it for the following to get picomatch:

var pm = fuzzmatch('picomatch')

Or, if you want micromatch, just do this:

var micromatch = fuzzmatch('micromatch')

Also, if you want nanomatch, just do like so:

var nanomatch = fuzzmatch('nanomatch')

Again, if you want anymatch, just do this:

var anymatch = fuzzmatch('anymatch')

It also provides is-match, but because that package is vulnerable, it actually provides a stub function that returns a function that returns true:

console.log(fuzzmatch('is-match')()()) // true

Here is an example:

var assert = require('assert')
var fuzzmatch = require('fuzzmatch')
assert(fuzzmatch('picomatch') === require('picomatch'))
assert(fuzzmatch('micromatch') === require('micromatch'))
assert(fuzzmatch('anymatch') === require('anymatch'))
assert(fuzzmatch('nanomatch') === require('nanomatch'))

Why?

If you use a lot of matchers in JavaScript, instead of doing npm i picomatch micromatch nanomatch anymatch, you can just type npm i fuzzmatch and then call it with your matcher name to get the matcher.

contributing

~~there is no contributing which is why there is no github repositroy~~. edit: actually there is a github repository now, so i guess there is contributing. whatever. contribute if you want, i guess