babel-plugin-import-glob-simplified

Babel 7 plugin to enable importing modules using a glob pattern. Tested with Node.js 4 and above.

Forked from babel-plugin-import-glob

What was changed?

Babel 7 support (@babel/core)
Fixed bug on windows, now tested on Win & Mac
Import specific names NOT supported (import {name1, name2} from 'glob:...')

Both default import and namespace import supported:

Namespace import (import * as modules from 'glob:...') compiles to:

import * as _modules_$path$to$file1 from './path/to/file1'
import * as _modules_$path$to$file2 from './path/to/file1'
const modules = {
  './path/to/file1': _modules_$path$to$file1,
  './path/to/file2': _modules_$path$to$file2
  };
Object.freeze(modules);

Default imports (import modules from 'glob:...') compiles to:

import _modules_$path$to$file1 from './path/to/file1'
import _modules_$path$to$file2 from './path/to/file1'
const modules = {
  './path/to/file1': _modules_$path$to$file1,
  './path/to/file2': _modules_$path$to$file2
  };
Object.freeze(modules);

Plugin Options:

//.babelrc:
{
  "plugins":[
    ["@babel/plugin-import-glob-simplified",{
      'trimFileExtensions':["js","jsx","ts","tsx"]
    }]
  ]
}

trimFileExtensions - array of file extensions to trim from discovered files when put it to pathToTrim in import ... from '{pathToTrim}'

Installation

Add to your package.json/devDependencies:

"babel-plugin-import-glob-simplified": "https://github.com/pmunin/babel-plugin-import-glob-simplified.git"

Then register it in your .babelrc file, like:

{
  "plugins": [
    ["@babel/plugin-import-glob-simplified", {
      "trimFileExtensions":["js","jsx", "ts", "tsx"] //optional
    }]
  ]
}

TODO:

Tests need to be fixed accordingly to new design