ts-file-exports
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Utility for reading and resolving the module export names from a TypeScript or JavaScript file
A utility for getting all the named exports of a TypeScript or JavaScript file.
In .ts files:
.js files:For more details on the supported export types, see the tests/cli.ts file and the fixtures/ folders.
yarn global add ts-file-exports
# or
npm install -g ts-file-exports
Then:
ts-file-exports path/to/ts/or/js/file.ts
It will print the names of the exports in that file, each on a separate line.
import getExports from 'ts-file-exports';
const exports: string[] = getExports('path/to/ts/or/js/file.ts');
console.log(exports);
// Prints an array of string names of the exports for the referenced file.
It just loads typescript to parse/analyze/check the file. Then it calls to the checker.getExportsAndPropertiesOfModule TypeScript API.
Yes, it has to spin up all of TypeScript to be able to work.
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Utility for reading and resolving the module export names from a TypeScript or JavaScript file
The npm package ts-file-exports receives a total of 10,036 weekly downloads. As such, ts-file-exports popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ts-file-exports demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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