vscode-generate-index-standalone

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Generating file indexes easily.

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Generate Index

Generating file indexes easily.

Usage

In any file, simply invoke command Generate Index to generate a file list.

To display the command palette, use the following keyboard shortcut, based on your installed operating system:
MacOS: Command+Shift+P
Windows: Ctrl+Shift+P

Example 1: src/components/index.js

// @index('./**/*.jsx', f => `export * from '${f.path}'`)
export * from './Button'
export * from './Card'
export * from './Modal'
export * from './Modal/Alert'
// @endindex

Example 2: src/styles/components.scss

// @index(['../components/**/*.scss', '!../components/**/_*.scss'], f => `@import '${f.path}';`)
@import '../components/Button';
@import '../components/Card';
@import '../components/Modal';
@import '../components/Modal/Alert';
// @endindex

Example 3: src/assets/index.ts

// @index('./*.{png,jpg,svg}', (f, _) => `export { default as img${_.pascalCase(f.name)} } from '${f.path}${f.ext}'`)
export { default as imgHomeBanner } from './home-banner.png'
export { default as imgPlaceholder } from './placeholder.jpg'
export { default as imgDivider } from './divider.svg'
// @endindex

// @index('./*.{mp3,aac,m4a}', (f, _) => `export { default as audio${_.pascalCase(f.name)} } from '${f.path}${f.ext}'`)
export { default as audioSailing } from './sailing.mp3'
export { default as audioSummerWine } from './summer-wine.aac'
export { default as audioThankYou } from './thank-you.m4a'
// @endindex

Example 4: exports all ./*.tsx? and ./*/index.tsx? files.

// @index(['./*.{ts,tsx}', './*/index.{ts,tsx}'], f => `export * from '${f.path.replace(/\/index$/, '')}'`)
export * from './components'
export * from './types'
export * from './utils'
// @endindex

Example 5: produces the type of the IconName

export type IconName =
  // @index(['./icons/*.svg'], (f, _, e) => `'${f.name}'${e.isLast ? '' : ' |'}`)
  'arrow' |
  'home' |
  'pass' |
  'picture' |
  'user'
  // @endindex

Example 6: imports all scripts

<html>
  <head>
    <!-- @index('./*.js', f => `<script type="text/javascript" src="${f.path}${f.ext}"></script>`) -->
    <script type="text/javascript" src="./jssdk.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="./polyfill.js"></script>
    <!-- @endindex -->
  </head>
  <body>
    ...
  </body>
</html>

@index()

index is a function, used for producing index:

function index(
  patterns: Patterns,
  codeGenerator: CodeGenerator,
  globbyOptions?: GlobbyOptions,
): string {}

Patterns
```
type Patterns = string | string[]
```
See supported minimatch patterns.

CodeGenerator

type CodeGenerator = (
  parsedPath: ParsedPath,
  changeCase: ChangeCase,
  extraInfo: ExtraInfo,
) => string

interface ParsedPath {
  /** The relative file path without extension, such as `./api` */
  path: string
  /** The file name without extension, such as `api` */
  name: string
  /** The file extension, such as `.js`*/
  ext: string
}

interface ChangeCase {
  // See https://github.com/blakeembrey/change-case#usage
}

interface ExtraInfo {
  /** total number of items */
  total: number
  /** index of current item */
  index: number
  /** if current item is the first */
  isFirst: boolean
  /** if current item is the last */
  isLast: boolean
  /** if current item is a directory */
  isDir: boolean
  /** if current item is a file */
  isFile: boolean
}

See all changeCase methods.

GlobbyOptions
See https://github.com/sindresorhus/globby#options.

Indentation

You can make an index indented by indenting the start marker, e.g.

module.exports = {
  // @index('./*.js', (f, _) => `${_.constantCase(f.name)}: require('${f.path}'),`)
  // @endindex
}

The produced index like as:

module.exports = {
  // @index('./*.js', (f, _) => `${_.constantCase(f.name)}: require('${f.path}'),`)
  MODULE1: require('./module1'),
  MODULE2: require('./module2'),
  // @endindex
}

RegExp pattern

You can use regular expressions to filter the matched files, e.g.

// export all button components except starting with _

// @index(['./components/*', /button/, /\/_/g], f => `export * from '${f.name}${f.ext}'`)
export * from './components/button.js'
export * from './components/button_small.js'
export * from './components/button_large.js'
// @endindex

In this case, the g flag means negative rather than global.

Standalone version

There is a standalone version here that allows you to use this feature without the help of VSCode.

Install

# npm
npm i vscode-generate-index-standalone -D

# yarn
yarn add vscode-generate-index-standalone -D

# pnpm
pnpm add vscode-generate-index-standalone -D

Usage

CLI

# npm
npx vscode-generate-index-standalone src/ scripts/

# yarn
yarn vscode-generate-index-standalone src/ scripts/

# pnpm
pnpx vscode-generate-index-standalone src/ scripts/

API

import { generateIndex, generateManyIndex } from 'vscode-generate-index-standalone'
import { join } from 'path'

const generateResult = await generateIndex({
  filePath: join(__dirname, '../src/index.ts'),
  replaceFile: true,
}

const generateManyResult = await generateManyIndex({
  patterns: ['../src/**/index.ts', '!**/ignore/index.ts'],
  cwd: __dirname,
  replaceFile: true,
})

License

Jay Fong (c) MIT

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