@suss/packs

Every pack suss ships, as one package with a subpath per pack.

npm install --save-dev @suss/packs

A pack is reached by its own subpath, which is the name suss extract -f takes:

import mongoose from "@suss/packs/mongoose";
import express from "@suss/packs/express";

The CLI resolves -f mongoose to @suss/packs/mongoose on its own, so running suss needs no import.

Why one package

npm exchanges a publishing credential against a trusted publisher that each package configures for itself, by hand, on npmjs.com. One package means that happens once rather than once per pack, so adding a pack is a directory and a line in the exports map.

The packs have no dependencies outside @suss/*, and all of them together come to about 1.2 MB, so there is nothing to save by splitting them up.