import-it
Automatically adds require and import statements for undeclared identifiers to Javascript and/or Flow, using dude-wheres-my-module
Andy Edwards 2,651 0 1.2.1 MIT GitHub

Dependencies

  • etch@^0.14.0
  • fs-extra@^8.1.0
  • find-root@^1.1.0
  • jscodeshift@^0.6.4
  • atom-space-pen-views@^2.2.0
  • babel-parse-wild-code@^1.1.1
  • dude-wheres-my-module@^2.0.7
  • jscodeshift-add-imports@^1.0.1

Keywords

  • import
  • require
  • autoimport
  • dude-wheres-my-module

import-it package

Automatically adds require and import statements for undeclared identifiers to Javascript and/or Flow, using dude-wheres-my-module.

Just use the ⌃⌘I shortcut in the editor for the file you want to add imports to.

For more information on customization, see https://github.com/jedwards1211/dude-wheres-my-module#configuration

Screenshot

Troubleshooting

You can view the imports server log file with the Import It: Open imports server log file command. If the server seems to be messed up, you can stop it with the Import It: Stop imports server or Import It: Hard kill imports server commands.

You can also install the dude-wheres-my-module package and use its CLI commands in your project directory. For example if you run dude wheres React and it responds with import * as React from 'react', but this extension isn't working, there may be a bug in this extension.