Comment by rickcarlino
Comment by rickcarlino 13 hours ago
In the JavaScript API, it would be nice if there was the ability to have custom comparative functions for this sort of use case. A user defined function that gets called right before final output which allows the user to create custom filtering rules and return a boolean to indicate inclusion or exclusion. I could see this being useful not only for the case I just presented, but also other cases such as NextJS projects that export default functions in pages that are never imported elsewhere in the project.
I’ve been using it for my next.js project and passing something like `/pages\//` to `skip` was good enough for me… Is there something I’m missing out?