Add ability to use suffixes in the match string, e.g. @@env.css.darkStyle@@ #16
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For example, replace matches like @@env.css.darkStyle@@ instead of just @@env.css.darkStyle. This is needed to avoid erroneously substituting a partial match like @@env.css.darkStyle_header with the @@env.css.darkStyle when darkStyle_header is not found in json.
It's necessary to use suffix sometimes when there are unintended partial matches due to missing json keys in the pattern json object. For example, be able to replace matches like @@env.css.darkStyle@@ instead of just @@env.css.darkStyle. This is needed to avoid erroneously substituting a partial match like @@env.css.darkStyle_header with the @@env.css.darkStyle match when darkStyle_header is not found in the pattern json. 5793b26
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Hello, I'm using your library as part of the gulp replace task and find it very useful. It is being added to node_modules via npm install.
However, I've encountered an issue with using json object pattern matching.
It's necessary to use suffix sometimes when there are unintended partial matches due to missing json keys in the pattern json object.
For example, be able to replace matches like @@env.css.darkStyle@@ instead of just @@env.css.darkStyle. This is needed to avoid erroneously substituting a partial match like @@env.css.darkStyle.headerColor with the @@env.css.darkStyle match (which is a serialized json object) when property "headerColor" is not found in the pattern json object under env.css.darkStyle.