Implemented .couchappignore to ignore files#47
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sys is deprecated, please use utils. |
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Quick hack to implement .couchappignore - not sure if this is the best way to do it, but it seems to be working for me so far.
filter() checks are kind of scattered everywhere because it doesn't look like the code in watch respects the filter: option for created/changed/deleted files. Possibly a better fix would be to patch the main.js in watch and eliminate the (redundant?) filter checks inside of monitor.on() in sync