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Informations about the package ignorefile

ignorefile

This small library allows for processing of .gitignore-style files in PHP.

It follows the documentation at gitignore, even in cases where git itself does not.

Installation

Require using composer require automattic/ignorefile.

Usage

Strict mode

To match git's behavior, invalid patterns passed to add() will be silently ignored. If you'd rather have exceptions thrown, set $ignore->strictMode to true.

Known incompatibilities with git

As of git 2.43.0.

The fnmatch for specifics of *, ?, and bracket expressions. That in turn refers to a few other documents.

Pattern Documented Git
a.[ Matches a.[, per §2.13.1 "Otherwise, '[' shall match the character itself." Never matches anything. Git aborts on unclosed bracket.
a.[x Matches a.[x, as above. Never matches anything, as above.
a.[x\\] Matches a.[x], as above. Never matches anything, as above.
a.[] Matches a.[], as above. Never matches anything, as above.
a.[\\] Matches a.[], as above. Never matches anything, as above.
a.[!] Matches a.[!], as above. Never matches anything, as above.
a.[z-a] Either matches nothing or is an error, per §9.3.5 "If the represented set of collating elements is empty, it is unspecified whether the expression matches nothing, or is treated as invalid." Matches a.z.

Inspiration

I needed something similar to the npm module ignore for PHP, but couldn't find one. So I wrote one, copying the fairly comprehensive set of tests to make sure my implementation was accurate.


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