Ignore lines that match a pattern

For example, I’d like to ignore require statements and module.export statements since those are repetitive by nature.

Example, the following code is duplicated in two of my files, but I think that’s perfectly fine:

var
    _ = require('underscore'),
    Backbone = require('backbone'),
    LayoutView = require('LayoutView'),
    Moment = require('moment'),

    appVent = require('appVent'),
    format = require('format'),
    pluginAPI = require('pluginAPI'),

    personalAccountAppsTemplate = require('personalAccountAppsTemplate'),
    personalAccountAppsListEmptyTemplate = require('personalAccountAppsListEmptyTemplate'),

[kucherenko]

Implemented in the alpha version of jscpd

You can install npm i jscpd@1.0.0-alpha.2 -g

And mark ignores blocks in the following style:

// jscpd:ignore-start
you ignored code here 
// jscpd:ignore-end
not ignored code

The comment should use in the style of languages, it can be #, //, /* */, <!-- -->

[voitau]

+1. What about something like they have in jshint:

/* jshint ignore:start */
// Code here will be ignored by JSHint.
/* jshint ignore:end */