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ts-index-generate

v0.0.6

Published

Auto generate index file.

Readme

ts-index-generate

Auto generate index file.

Table of Contents

Install

Install as a global tool:

npm install -g ts-index-generate

Used as a project dependency:

npm i ts-index-generate

# or
pnpm add ts-index-generate

# or
yarn add ts-index-generate

Once installed, you can use the abbreviation, which is simpler than ts-index-generate.

ts-index-generate

# simpler
tig

Usage

Here are some usage examples.

# show help
npx ts-index-generate --help
pnpx ts-index-generate --help

# show version
npx ts-index-generate --version

# generate `src/index.ts`
npx ts-index-generate
npx ts-index-generate generate

# with cli args
npx ts-index-generate generate --src-dir ./examples --output ./examples/index.ts --verbose

# dry run model
npx ts-index-generate generate --dry-run --verbose

# Specify file extension
npx ts-index-generate generate --extensions .ts,.tsx,.js,.jsx

# Exclude some files
npx ts-index-generate generate --exclude 'index.ts,*.test.ts,*.spec.ts'

npx ts-index-generate generate \
  --exclude index.ts \
  --exclude '*.test.ts' \
  --exclude '*.spec.ts'

# Skip some directories
npx ts-index-generate generate --skip-dirs node_modules,dist,temp

# Skip the config directory in the examples directory
npx ts-index-generate generate --skip-dirs config --src-dir examples

# custom file header
npx ts-index-generate generate --file-header "// Auto-generated\n// Do not edit"

init - Create configuration file. You can use a JSON file instead of terminal input, the default JSON file is generate.config.json.

# Create configuration file
npx ts-index-generate init

# Force overwrite existing configuration files
npx ts-index-generate init --force

check - Check export status

# Check the file export status
npx ts-index-generate check

# Specify configuration file
npx ts-index-generate check --config ./my-config.json

You can install ts-index-generate as a project dependency, and then modify package.json.

{
  "scripts": {
    "generate-index": "ts-index-generate",
    "generate-index": "ts-index-generate generate",
    "generate-index": "tig",
    "generate-index:dry": "ts-index-generate generate --dry-run --verbose",
    "generate-index:check": "ts-index-generate check",
    "generate-index:list": "ts-index-generate list",
    "generate-index:exclude": "ts-index-generate generate --exclude index.ts,*.test.ts,*.spec.ts"
  }
}

Used in CI/CD:

# GitHub Actions eg.
name: Generate Index
on: [push]
jobs:
  generate-index:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v3
      - uses: actions/setup-node@v3
      - run: npm ci
      - run: npx ts-index-generate
      - run: git diff --exit-code || (echo "Index file needs update" && exit 1)