@programmerraj/create-index-js

Creates an index.js file which exports all the files from a directory.

Isn't this so inconvenient:

import a from './dir/a.js'
import b from './dir/b.js'

Instead you can do this:

import { a, b } from './dir/index.js'

./dir/index.js Will be automatically generated:

export a from './a.js'
export b from './b.js'

Sub directories are also exported:

export { default as goodNumber } from './goodNumber.js'
export { default as isOdd } from './isOdd.js'
export * as fruits from './fruits/index.js'

CLI Usage

create-index-js myDir

Watch Mode

Use -w or --watch option to re-create file when files get created or deleted. This mode is efficient because it only re-creates the file when it needs to, and doesn't do any extra file system operations.

Other Options

Do -h or --help to see all options

Programmatic Usage

All helper files are exported, but the files that are probably useful are run/run.js and runWithWatch/runWithWatch.js.

Run

import { run } from '@programmerraj/create-index-js'

run.run(options)

Run in Watch Mode

import { runWithWatch } from '@programmerraj/create-index-js'

runWithWatch.runWithWatch(options)

Docs

TypeScript types are published. You can see the online TypeDocs at https://chocolateloverraj.github.io/create-index-js.