-- Put project's module settings here.
-- This module will be loaded when opening a project, after the user module
-- configuration.
-- It will be automatically reloaded when saved.

local config = require "core.config"

-- you can add some patterns to ignore files within the project
-- config.ignore_files = {"^%.", <some-patterns>}

-- Patterns are normally applied to the file's or directory's name, without
-- its path. See below about how to apply filters on a path.
--
-- Here some examples:
--
-- "^%." matches any file of directory whose basename begins with a dot.
--
-- When there is an '/' or a '/$' at the end, the pattern will only match
-- directories. When using such a pattern a final '/' will be added to the name
-- of any directory entry before checking if it matches.
--
-- "^%.git/" matches any directory named ".git" anywhere in the project.
--
-- If a "/" appears anywhere in the pattern (except when it appears at the end or
-- is immediately followed by a '$'), then the pattern will be applied to the full
-- path of the file or directory. An initial "/" will be prepended to the file's
-- or directory's path to indicate the project's root.
--
-- "^/node_modules/" will match a directory named "node_modules" at the project's root.
-- "^/build.*/" will match any top level directory whose name begins with "build".
-- "^/subprojects/.+/" will match any directory inside a top-level folder named "subprojects".

-- You may activate some plugins on a per-project basis to override the user's settings.
-- config.plugins.trimwitespace = true

config.plugins.jpdebug = config.plugins.jpdebug or {}
config.plugins.jpdebug = {
  targets = {
    ["test"] = {
      cwd = ".",
      file = "test.lua"
    }
  },
  target = "test"
}