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Ever find yourself in a situation where you want to run a gulp plugin against every JavaScript file in your project? You do so, but then it start throwing at all your `node_modules`?

The usual fix is to add negative glob patterns to your `gulp.src()` call. Doesn't this feel verbose and tedious? There is a better way! You already have this list inside your `.gitignore` file, let's just use it.

## Install

```sh
$ npm install --save-dev gulp-exclude-gitignore
```


## Usage

```js
var excludeGitignore = require('gulp-exclude-gitignore');

gulp.src('**/*.js')
  .pipe(excludeGitignore())
  .pipe(jshint());
```


## License

ISC © [Simon Boudrias](http://simonboudrias.com)


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