#index-finger

create indexes for your modules

##who is this for?

Do you ever find yourself creating modules where the index has almost no content aside from exporting all of the other modules in the folder? If so this tool is for you! index-finger will parse across your module and generate index files for you in each of your folders.

WARNING index-finger will overwrite ANY index files you have in your project. If you are not using version control you could end up a very very sad panda WARNING

##example

Lets say you have a project that looks something like this

.
├── a.js
├── b.js
├── c.js

index-finger will parse through the above provided folder and generate an index.js that looks like this

module.exports = {
  a: require('./a'),
  b: require('./b'),
  c: require('./c')
};

##install

with npm do:

npm install -g index-finger

##usage

index-finger [path to entry] {OPTIONS}

Standard Options:

-o Directory to write to other than source directory -h Show this message

##methods

index-finger can also be used programatically

var indexFinger = require('index-finger');

###indexFinger(src, output (optional), cb)

where src is the src folder to parse, ourput is an optional directory to output to, and cb(err) is a callback function called once the files are done being written.

If ouput is provided index-finger will copy the entire project to the output directory prior to parsing.

##license

MPL V2