Currently, Jitar scans and processes all .js files in the source folder. This works for most cases, but not all. For example, when both frontend and backend code are placed in the source folder, the frontend code is often already processed by another tool (Webpack, Vite, etc.), so Jitar does not need to process it again.
Therefore, we want to add include and exclude options to the Jitar configuration.
Currently, Jitar scans and processes all
.jsfiles in the source folder. This works for most cases, but not all. For example, when both frontend and backend code are placed in the source folder, the frontend code is often already processed by another tool (Webpack, Vite, etc.), so Jitar does not need to process it again.Therefore, we want to add include and exclude options to the Jitar configuration.