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BREAKING CHANGE: Something probably broke, but I do not know what Closes #23 cc @benlesh, there's something busted in the tests. I'm afraid I haven't used or maintained this package in years and I don't have bandwidth to invest any more time into it. If you want you can figure out what's missing from this and I'll be happy to release an up-to-date version. Thanks!
If you have a large directory with tons of js under it, you hit some sort of limit with this tool. Right now I have a directory underwhich I have an entire -created app as well as some plain node .js files that I'm templating. When I run the generator I get the error in the title , and no output directories.
Repository: kentcdodds/split-guide. Description: A tool to help generate code for workshop repositories Stars: 107, Forks: 17. Primary language: JavaScript. Languages: JavaScript (100%). License: MIT. Homepage: https://git.io/split-guide Latest release: v3.1.0 (6y ago). Open PRs: 1, open issues: 1. Last activity: 5y ago. Community health: 57%. Top contributors: janis-kra, okonet, jackfranklin, raygesualdo.
Issue: I updated in one of my projects and got an error trying to run it. Couldn't find . Workaround: Adding a dev dependency of solved the issue for me. Other notes: I tried to make a PR to solve this, but it seemed like simply adding that dependency was not the right answer, and perhaps it had something to do with "", which seems like it's pretty far behind the latest version. I'm not familiar with any of that, so I had to bow out.
At the moment, there is no way to create CSS or HTML files with a valid syntax as a template since the tool only supports comments starting with . This PR adds and as valid comment starting tokens. It also refactors RegExp generation bit to make it more easy to add new comment tokens.