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@monstermann/barrels

v0.5.0

Published

Generates namespace and flat barrel files.

Downloads

87

Readme

Generates namespace and flat barrel files.

Installation

bun add -D @monstermann/barrels

Usage

import { defineConfig, flat, namespace } from "@monstermann/barrels";

export default defineConfig([
    namespace({
        entries: "./src/Rect",
    }),
    flat({
        entries: "./src",
        include: ["*", "Rect/index.js"],
    }),
]);
bunx barrels
bunx barrels --config ./barrels.config.ts

Configs run one after another, so a barrel can pick up the barrels created before it. Files are only written when their contents changed.

Options

namespace and flat take the same options:

| Option | Default | Description | | --------- | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | entries | process.cwd() | Glob(s) to the directories to create barrels in. | | include | ["*.ts", "*.tsx"] | Glob(s) to collect files, relative to each entry. | | exclude | | Glob(s) to skip files, relative to each entry. |

namespace

Creates an index.js and index.d.ts in each entry, exporting everything the collected files export as an object named after the directory:

import { area } from "./area.js";
import { create } from "./create.js";

export const Rect = {
    area,
    create,
};
import { area } from "./area.js";
import { create } from "./create.js";

type Rect = {
    height: number;
    width: number;
};

declare namespace Rect {
    export { area, create };
}

export { Rect };
  • Exported types are re-exported next to the namespace.
  • A type with the same name as the namespace (Rect above) can not be imported into the declaration, the types of its file are copied into it instead, together with the imports they need.
  • export * from "./foo" is followed for relative paths, the names of export * from "package" are not collected.
  • Default exports are skipped.

Use @monstermann/barrels-treeshake to turn Rect.area() into a direct import of area.

flat

Creates an index.ts in each entry, re-exporting everything from the collected files:

export * from "./Rect/index";
export * from "./types";

Import paths are written without extension, which expects "moduleResolution": "bundler".