\nA directory with a JavaScript files that could be considered a library like a directory of React.js or Vue.js components can be exported through a single file, named from the libFile option, that is generated based off of the option rules provided.\n
Example use of customFormat()
Note: Must set { type: 'CUSTOM' } for custom formatting function to be used.
\nThe generated index.js would contain:\n
require();\n```javascript\nconst component_1 = require('./path/to/components_dir/component_1');\nconst component_2 = require('./path/to/components_dir/component_2');\nconst component_3 = require('./path/to/components_dir/component_3');\nconst component_4 = require('./path/to/components_dir/component_4');\n```\nimport\n```javascript\nimport component_1 from './path/to/components_dir/component_1';\nimport component_2 from './path/to/components_dir/component_2';\nimport component_3 from './path/to/components_dir/component_3';\nimport component_4 from './path/to/components_dir/component_4';\n```\n\n\nWhen importing or requiring in files from directories, index.js is not required to be specifically defined in the path because it is implicitly imported if present in the directory.\n
\nIf using a custom name with the libFile option, the file name will need to be included in the import route being required from.\n
\nIn this example, index.js is being used. External files can now be pulled in using the newly generated library.\n
require();\n```javascript\nconst {\n component_1,\n component_2,\n component_3,\n component_4,\n} = require('./path/to/components_dir');\n```\n\nimport\n\n```javascript\nimport {\n component_1,\n component_2,\n component_3,\n component_4,\n} from './path/to/components_dir';\n```\n\n#### Notice\n\nWhen using the import/export method, all the exported functions, vars, classes, etc. must be exported as an object literal:\n