import-glob-keyed

A small fork of import-glob to provide the modules keyed against their filenames.

Standard import-glob returns:
``
import * as allModules0 from './foo/1.js';
import * as allModules1 from './foo/bar/2.js';
let allModules = [allModules0, allModules1];
`

This fork returns:
`
import * as allModules0 from './foo/1.js';
import * as allModules1 from './foo/bar/2.js';
let allModules = {
"./foo/1.js": allModules0,
"./foo/bar/2.js": allModules1
};
`


---
`js
import modules from "./foo/*/.js";
`
Expands into
`js
import * as module0 from "./foo/1.js";
import * as module1 from "./foo/bar/2.js";
import * as module2 from "./foo/bar/3.js";

modules: {
"./foo/1.js": module0,
"./foo/bar/2.js": module1,
"./foo/bar/3.js": module2
}
`
---
__For side effects:__

`js
import "./foo/*/.scss";
`
Expands into
`js
import "./foo/1.scss";
import "./foo/bar/2.scss";
`
---
__For sass:__

`scss
@import "./foo/*/.scss";
`
Expands into
`scss
@import "./foo/1.scss";
@import "./foo/bar/2.scss";
`

---

Install


`sh
npm install import-glob-keyed --save-dev
`

Usage

You can use it one of two ways, the recommended way is to use it as a preloader

`js
{
module: {
preloaders: [{
test: /\.js/,
loader: 'import-glob-keyed'
},
{
test: /\.scss/,
loader: 'import-glob-keyed'
}
]
}
}
`

Alternatively you can use it as a chained loader
`js
require('!import-glob-keyed!foo/bar.js')
``