@s_stalwart_s/import-export-manager v1.0.12

Manage your data with this package!

This package help you to manage your everything need to get export and import like modules,components,functions,and ...

How to install:

yarn add @s_stalwart_s/import-export-manager or npm install @s_stalwart_s/import-export-manager

Intellisense:

yarn add types @s_stalwart_s/import-export-manager or npm install types @s_stalwart_s/import-export-manager

How to use:

Before I explain how this works, please check this sample: use-import-sample-master git clone https://github.com/S-STALWART-S/use-import-sample-master.git

Imagine you have some files for your functions. on the first file with normal export you probably doing this: export {function1,function2, ...} And in the second file, you will probably repeat the same thing. To integrate these functions into one path you should doing nasty job, but using with this little code I made, You set yourself free!

From this module you have two item to use. exporter as function and imports as object

exporter function accept two argument. first arg is object key path. you can pass it as array or string. second arg is your data as object.

How to use exporter:

exporter("scripts.functions.utilsFunctions",{function1,function2}) or exporter(["scripts","functions","utilsFunctions"],{function1,function2})

What is imports object:

Your data set into imports object. so you can use it anywhere and without any concern. The output of exporter i wrote above is objects with keys i set. Then i have access my functions (function1,function2) with parent key named as scripts.

If you want access to function1 use your javascript skill ;) For example: const { function1, function2 } = imports.scripts.functions.utilsFunctions

Finally step:

You have to import your files to your project. Best place is root file of your project and if you using react, i think best place is index.js file in src folder. Be sure to check the sample project i made