Is there a way to remove the require hook?
See original GitHub issueFrom the README:
require('async-to-gen/register')
require('./some-module-with-async-functions')
What if only need the hook for one file? Is there a way to remove the hook after it’s done being useful? Something like:
var undo = require('async-to-gen/register')
require('./some-module-with-async-functions') // works
undo()
require('./another-module-with-async-functions') // breaks
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:8 (4 by maintainers)
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Yep! I think that’s a good idea. The default includes should be “all” and the default excludes should be “node_modules/” - then the check could be
if (isIncluded && !isExcluded)
Yep Babel has excludes with node_modules excluded as the default