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When used from command line, fixmyjs always works in-place, overwriting the file passed to. While it's arguable if that's the right approach, how about just adding a flag like -o to specify the output file, something that tools like js-beautify do?
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this should probably operate on directories since that's how the cli currently works, it should use something like mkdirp to create directories if they don't exist.
When used from command line,
fixmyjs
always works in-place, overwriting the file passed to. While it's arguable if that's the right approach, how about just adding a flag like-o
to specify the output file, something that tools likejs-beautify
do?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: