in .groc.json, groc takes the first directory listed in "glob" array and dumps its contents into the "out" folder, instead of just dumping the directory itself

[dannycochran]

On node v.0.10.28 and groc 0.6.3.

Let's say you have a .groc.json that looks like this:

{
  "glob": ["README.md", "app/**/*.js", "otherapp/**/*.js"],
  "out": "docs"
}

And in both the "app" and "otherapp" directories, there are subdirectories "models, views, helpers."

The outputted docs directory will look like this:

• index.html [generated by groc]
• assets [generated by groc]
• models
• views
• helpers
• otherapp

So groc is dumping the contents of the first directory it finds in the "glob" array into docs, instead of the entire directory with its contents. otherapp gets put in there just fine, though. This screws up the Table of Contents structure in the UI.

[dannycochran]

for anyone encountering the same problem, a workaround is putting a non-existent directory as the first directory in the "glob" array like so:

{
  "glob": ["README.md", "fake/*.js", "app/**/*.js", "otherapp/**/*.js"],
  "out: "docs"
}

[despairblue]

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