barrel-craft

Barrel files consolidate exports from a directory into a single index.ts/tsx file, letting you import from `./services` instead of `./services/user/UserService`. This reduces import boilerplate and keeps your project structure clean.

A barrel file is an index.ts/tsx that re-exports all modules from a directory. Use barrels to organize large codebases, simplify imports, and maintain a clear public API for each directory without exposing internal structure.

Yes. Barrel-craft generates index.ts/tsx files automatically using a barrel-craft.json configuration that defines target directories, exclusions (like test files), and behavior across subdirectories, keeping barrels in sync as your code changes.

Create a barrel-craft.json file in your project root specifying targets (e.g., `src/features/*/components`, `src/services`), exclusions (tests, d.ts files), extensions, and subdirectory processing to generate barrels deterministically across your structure.

Yes. Barrel-craft generates index.ts/tsx files that work with both TypeScript and React projects, supporting nested directories, selective exclusions, and configurable export sorting to organize imports across features and services.

Barrel-craft enforces your barrel-craft.json configuration, regenerating index.ts/tsx files deterministically. You can enable forced generation and header comments to ensure barrels stay consistent even as modules are added, removed, or reorganized.