Convert string to regex when required #1
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When data is sent in `JSON`, strings must be used. This convert these to `regex`es automatically.
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Oh shoot looks like I forked the wrong project. My bad. |
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When data is sent in
JSON, strings must be used.This convert these to
regexes automatically, in stead of writing an external wrapper that loops the JSON looking for regexes.I see version
0.0.18is in the npm repo but0.0.17is the latest on github. I reckon you can merge without problems as$regex()seems similar.