keystonejs/keystone-classic

add an option to ignore/filter files in the importer

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#3,690 创建于 2016年11月12日

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描述

I'm currently trying to enhance a project, which is based on the MERN stack, with a keystone backend – something i successfully did with MERN 1.0 and Keystone 3.x. Now i ran into an issue while i tried to import my models via .import('models') caused by the importer who recursively went through the models folder and tried to add the test files as well.

models/
├── __tests__
│   └── post.spec.js
└── post.js

I now that this is a very specific use case but it could be handy to have some kind of filter mechianism in the importer if you're adding the keystone backend to an existing express based app.

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The importer recursively loads files from a directory; this issue requests an option to exclude certain files (e.g., test files). Look at the existing import mechanism in the Keystone classic codebase, likely in `lib/importer.js` or similar. Investigate if there's already a glob or filter pattern; otherwise, implement a simple ignore list or regex option. Since the issue is old and no PR exists, consider discussing with maintainers on the current relevance and preferred API design.