Support defaultNameMatch and defaultPathMatch attributes #122
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On some input types (file, item, image, folder), you can specify a defaultNameMatch and defaultPathMatch attributes (much like fileExtension is used on some outputs). These are hints to the UI to find a matching file. For the Girder UI, this is done on the resource path, with the name match applying to the specific Girder resource and the path match applying to the full resource path (e.g., /user/<user name>/<folder name>.../<resource name>). These are regex; if you need to match the whole string, add begin and end anchors (e.g., '\.png$' will match any .png, '^a.*\.png$' will match a png that starts with 'a').
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On some input types (
file,item,image,folder), you can specify adefaultNameMatchanddefaultPathMatchattributes (much likefileExtensionis used on some outputs). These are hints to the UI to find a matching file. For the Girder UI, this is done on the resource path, with the name match applying to the specific Girder resource and the path match applying to the full resource path (e.g., /user//.../).These are regex; if you need to match the whole string, add begin and end anchors (e.g., '.png$' will match any .png, '^a.*.png$' will match a png that starts with 'a').