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dir-glob

> Convert directories to glob compatible strings

# Install

$ npm install dir-glob

# Usage

const dirGlob = require('dir-glob');
(async () => {
console.log(await dirGlob(['index.js', 'test.js', 'fixtures']));
//=> ['index.js', 'test.js', 'fixtures/**']
console.log(await dirGlob(['index.js', 'inner_folder'], {cwd: 'fixtures'}));
//=> ['index.js', 'inner_folder/**']
console.log(await dirGlob(['lib/**', 'fixtures'], {
files: ['test', 'unicorn']
extensions: ['js']
}));
//=> ['lib/**', 'fixtures/**/test.js', 'fixtures/**/unicorn.js']
console.log(await dirGlob(['lib/**', 'fixtures'], {
files: ['test', 'unicorn', '*.jsx'],
extensions: ['js', 'png']
}));
//=> ['lib/**', 'fixtures/**/test.{js,png}', 'fixtures/**/unicorn.{js,png}', 'fixtures/**/*.jsx']
})();

# API

## dirGlob(input, options?)

Returns a `Promise<string[]>` with globs.

## dirGlob.sync(input, options?)

Returns a `string[]` with globs.

### input

Type: `string | string[]`

Paths.

### options

Type: `object`

#### extensions

Type: `string[]`

Append extensions to the end of your globs.

#### files

Type: `string[]`

Only glob for certain files.

#### cwd

Type: `string[]`

Test in specific directory.