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console.log( require("wildcard")("a.b.*", "a.b.c") ); //-> ["a","b","c"]
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Confirmed, there are fishy things happening when source string somewhat resembles the object notation:
var wildcard = require("wildcard") var res = wildcard('foo.*', 'foo') console.log(typeof res) // => "object"
see this example on Runkit
This behaviour doesn't make sense to me too.
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For posterity, I switched to matcher, it does the string wildcard comparisons and does not have any problems with output types or leading wildcards.
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