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import-ls

v0.0.7

Published

Build import tree of a JavaScript project

Downloads

7

Readme

import-ls

WIP! Build import tree of local files in a JavaScript project

Usage

Command

npx import-ls <entry-file-path> [--module-type <require|import>] [--show-parent]

Example

npx import-ls index.js

Note: The tool will try to figure out what modules system is used from the code, but if it couldn't, you will have to use --module-type require or --module-type import flag to specify the import type.

Flags

| Flags | Description | |---------------------------------------|-----------------------------| | --module-type <'require' or 'import'> | Specify module type | | --show-parent | Adds parent name to log | | --include-modules | Includes modules in the log |

Contributing

  • Fork this repository
git clone <url-of-your-fork>
cd import-ls
npm link # use sudo if needed
cd example 
import-ls index.js --module-type require

Reach out to [email protected] for any help


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