Globs don't work from the configuration file

[morrislaptop]

module.exports = {
  content: ['.vuepress/dist/*.html'],
  css: ['.vuepress/dist/assets/css/*.css'],
}

Actual
Results in Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '.vuepress/dist/assets/css/*.css'
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Expected
Not throw error at https://github.com/FullHuman/purgecss/blob/master/src/index.js#L116

Version: 0.21.0

The glob is resolved using the CLI magically somehow.

[jsnanigans]

I think the problem might be that the directory .vueress/dist/ does not exists. Please try ./vuepress/dist/? if that also does not work then purgecss runs before the build is complete

[morrislaptop]

Where did you see .vueress? My workaround is the below atm:

const glob = require('glob')

let css = glob.sync('.vuepress/dist/assets/css/*.css')

module.exports = {
  content: ['.vuepress/dist/*.html'],
  css,
}

[jsnanigans]

That was a typo I meant .vuepress/dist/ my point is that it seems unlikely that you have a directory called .vuepress that starts with a .

I cant really tell what the issue is without more information, could you maybe share your repo where that problem occurred?

[morrislaptop]

It does start with a .. Check out https://github.com/vuejs/vuepress repo.

The problem is that the CSS array of globs is resolved when it goes through extractFileSelector but is not resolved when it goes through getCssContents.

Cheers,
Craig

[jsnanigans]

Oh, I see now. This is a major bug.. and no one noticed this before, probably because the tests don't use the array syntax for css..

Thanks for reporting this, Ill fix it as soon as I get home today.

[morrislaptop]

Working on a PR :)

[morrislaptop]

@jsnanigans done!