README.md
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Uses js-beautify to beautify an entire directory, including its subdirectories.
Usage
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beautify-proj -i dir [ -o dir ] -c js-beautify-config-file [ -e reg-ex ]
See [js-beautify](https://github.com/beautify-web/js-beautify) for JSON config file options.
Examples
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Beautify `./scripts` in place:
beautify-proj -i scripts -o . -c beautify.json
Beautify `./scripts` in place and ignore `*keep-ugly*`
beautify-proj -i scripts -o . -c beautify.json -e keep-ugly
Beautify `./scripts` and place beautified files in `/tmp/scripts`:
beautify-proj -i scripts -o /tmp -c beautify.json
Test for any ugly files (non-beautified) in `scripts`:
beautify-proj -i scripts -c beautify.json