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yaindexer

v0.0.7

Published

Yet another typescript indexer

Downloads

12

Readme

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yaIndexer

Yet another typescript indexer

yaIndexer and yaImportIndexer are tools that create index files for typescript and javascrpt code,

yaIndexer will automatically generate index.ts files with export-values from a list of files or folders.

yaImportIndexer will go over an application using a library and look for imports from this library. It will collect all the imports and create one index file that exports all the methods used in the code.

Usage

yaImportIndexer

Use source code of an app using a package, and automatically collect all imports from that package.

npm install --location=global yaindexer

# add npm bin path to your PATH, or use full
# excutable path, e.g. $(npm bin --location=global)/crdtoapi
yaImportIndexer --help

# fetch all imports from @kubev2v/common package and collect them in
# one index.ts file
yaImportIndexer -i ./src -l @kubev2v/common

yaIndexer

Use a source code directory without index files, and add automatically generated index files.

npm install --location=global yaindexer

# add npm bin path to your PATH, or use full
# excutable path, e.g. $(npm bin --location=global)/crdtoapi
yaIndexer --help

# add index files for your project
yaIndexer -i ./src

# add index files for your project and overwrite the current index files
# with new version
yaIndexer --overwrite -i ./src

# delete all index files in a project
find . -name "index.ts" -type f | xargs rm

Build

Run this scripts to lint and publish the package.

npm install
npm run lint:fix
npm run build
npm publish

Other tools for auto generation of index files

https://www.npmjs.com/package/generate-index-file

https://github.com/gajus/create-index

https://github.com/cycloidio/import-index-generator

https://github.com/Jordan-Eckowitz/indexify-vscode-extension

https://github.com/fjc0k/vscode-generate-index