How to use find-remove - 1 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few find-remove examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
Secure your code as it's written. Use Snyk Code to scan source code in minutes - no build needed - and fix issues immediately.
salesforce / design-system-react / scripts / publish-to-git.js View on Github 
const publish = (done, type) => {
const tmpPath = getTmpPath(type);
const tmpDir = tmpPath();
const remote = argv.remote || 'origin';
let typeSuffix = '';
if (type !== 'commonjs') {
typeSuffix = `-${type}`;
}
const result = findRemoveSync(`${tmpDir}/components`, { dir: '__tests__' });
console.log('Removed the following test files:');
console.log(result);
let actions = [
{ command: 'git init', dir: tmpDir, rootPath },
{ command: `cp ${gitDir}/config ${tmpDir}/.git`, rootPath },
{ command: 'git add -A', dir: tmpDir, rootPath },
];
if (argv.tag) {
actions = [
...actions,
{
command: `git commit -m "Release commit for ${
argv.tag
}-${type} [ci skip]"`,find-remove
recursively finds files and/or directories by filter options from a start directory onwards and deletes these according to plenty of options you can configure. useful if you want to clean up stuff within a directory in your node.js app.
