Multiple conventions for a selector?

[edfenergy-SteveD]

The project I'm working on has a few conventions when it comes to object key naming. One in particular is giving me hassle.

We have a type that looks a bit like this:

export type QueryMediaQueryParams = { $filter: string $orderby?: string }

I can get biome to accept this by using a matcher, \\$(.+), but I then can't get it to accept type or object members that aren't prefixed with $.

Is there a way to support multiple conventions on a selector, such that it'll accept formats both with and without the prefixed $? Obviously I could define the formats using regex, but then we'd end up with some quite unhelpful errors when the linter finds them.

Edit: Found the answer after re-reading the docs a number of times. For the benefit of future google searches, \\$(.+)|(.+) works for this kind of purpose.

[ematipico]

@edfenergy-SteveD

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[Conaclos]

Edit: Found the answer after re-reading the docs a number of times. For the benefit of future google searches, \$(.+)|(.+) works for this kind of purpose.

I could use \\$?(.+) or [$]?(.+) instead of \\$(.+)|(.+).