finding wake source files of a particular package name

[mmjconolly]

Sometimes a wake package is split across multiple directories, or it has a name that is difficult to guess where in the directory hierarchy it might be. Inherently, a wake package name doesn't have to hint anything about where it's located.

Say we have package foo somewhere in a directory structure like:

$ tree
.
├── foo
│   └── baa
│       └── abc
└── jjj
    └── bbb
        └── foo-utils

Is package foo in foo/ or in jjj/bbb/foo-utils? or both? nither?

It could be nice to have some way to query where package files live, for example:

$ wake --find-package-files foo
./foo/important.wake
./foo/helpers.wake
./jjj/bbb/foo-utils/extras.wake

We can do this today with a shell snippet like:

$ find . -name '*.wake' | xargs egrep '^\s*package foo\s*$'