Crate use_wildcard 

use-wildcard

Simple wildcard matching helpers for RustUse.

Warning: versions below 0.3.0 are experimental and may change as the workspace matures.

Example Usage

use use_wildcard::has_wildcard;

assert!(has_wildcard("report-*.txt"));

Scope

• lightweight * and ? matching helpers
• conservative escaping and regex-string conversion
• predictable string-based behavior for fixtures and tooling

Non-Goals

• full glob syntax
• filesystem matching
• regex engine implementation
• shell expansion

License

Licensed under either of the following, at your option:

• MIT License
• Apache License, Version 2.0

Structs

WildcardPattern

A simple wildcard pattern with optional case-sensitivity metadata.

Functions

ends_with_wildcard

Returns true when the last unescaped token is a wildcard.

escape_wildcard

Escapes wildcard metacharacters so they are treated literally.

has_wildcard

Returns true when the input contains an unescaped * or ?.

starts_with_wildcard

Returns true when the first unescaped token is a wildcard.

wildcard_matches

Returns true when the pattern matches the entire input.

wildcard_matches_case_insensitive

Returns true when the pattern matches the entire input after lowercasing both sides.

wildcard_to_regex

Converts a wildcard pattern into an anchored regex string.