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I am looking for a way to skip directories.
meaning - do not walk a specific directory's files or subfolders
The example in the main page does not skip folder, it simply filters out files. I'd expect it to only give the files under the current folder.
so if I have
+ root +------- some-dir +----------some-file.txt +------ another-file.txt
to output only another-file.txt and some-dir is skipped.. however, I see some-file.txt is also added to items.
another-file.txt
some-dir
some-file.txt
is there a way to actually skip a directory?
I tried not calling next(), but that seems to stop the entire process.
next()
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Yes, there use to, but I erroneously removed it: 35fb04a I'd accept a PR to bring it back, but if you do, please add some tests.
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feat(filter): add ability to filter out items
203b10a
fixes jprichardson#7
Wondering if this should be reopened given the issue with filter reported in #17
filter
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I am looking for a way to skip directories.
meaning - do not walk a specific directory's files or subfolders
The example in the main page does not skip folder, it simply filters out files.
I'd expect it to only give the files under the current folder.
so if I have
to output only
another-file.txt
andsome-dir
is skipped..however, I see
some-file.txt
is also added to items.is there a way to actually skip a directory?
I tried not calling
next()
, but that seems to stop the entire process.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: