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feat: add escape sequence for terminal characters #165
feat: add escape sequence for terminal characters #165
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@mochja q: the
!name.length
is for stars that follow characters (e.g.a*
), what about stars that precede them (e.g.*a
)? Is it intentional that you must escape them now?(e.g.
$ echo '{"*a":1}' | node ./bin/json-mask.js '*a'
doesn't work and creates a compiled mask:{ '*': { type: 'object', properties: { a: [Object] }, filter: true } }
and yet$ echo '{"a*":1}' | node ./bin/json-mask.js 'a*'
does work and has a mask:{ 'a*': { type: 'object' } }
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good catch, this part would have to reworked for this to work, maybe we could use something from #167?
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Made a few adjustments and I think it's working fully in #167
How does it look to you @mochja ?