Using jest with node, I want to check if one of my files has a bad resolved GIT conflict. I did a code that works in my machine:
const cmd = `find . -not \\( -path ./node_modules -prune \\) -not \\( -path ./.next -prune \\) -not \\( -path ./.git -prune \\) -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep -li "<<<< HEAD"`
describe('Git conflicts', () => {
test('All conflicts should be resolved', () => {
const result = require('child_process')
.execSync(cmd)
.toString('utf8')
expect(result).toBe('./server/__tests__/check-git-conflicts.test.js\n')
})
})
However, as I said, it works in my machine... But it doesn't work in different environments because I'm executing directly a UNIX command.
In order to do it more robust. I want to change that command:
find . -not \\( -path ./node_modules -prune \\) -not \\( -path ./.next -prune \\) -not \\( -path ./.git -prune \\) -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep -li "<<<< HEAD
To write it in just node.js
code to be more compatible with environments. I tried to use fs.readFile
, but I failed in my try...
Does anybody know an efficient way in Node.js to search a text in many files?
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