Key Facts
- Category
- Development
- Input Types
- textarea, checkbox
- Output Type
- json
- Sample Coverage
- 4
- API Ready
- Yes
Overview
### Import Path Extractor This tool extracts all import and require statements from JavaScript/TypeScript code: **Supported Import Types:** - **ES6 Imports**: `import ... from 'path'` - **TypeScript Type-only Imports**: `import type ... from 'path'` - **Dynamic Imports**: `import('path')` - **CommonJS Requires**: `require('path')` - **Export From**: `export ... from 'path'` **Path Categories:** - **Package Imports**: node_modules packages (e.g., 'react', 'lodash') - **Relative Imports**: Local files (e.g., './utils', '../components') - **Absolute Imports**: Absolute paths (e.g., '/src/config') **Features:** - Line number tracking for each import - Deduplication of import paths - Grouping by import type - Filtering by package/relative paths - Support for both JavaScript and TypeScript **Example Usage:** ```javascript import React from 'react' import { useState } from 'react' import type { User } from './types' import * as lodash from 'lodash' const utils = require('./utils') import('./lazyModule').then(module => {}) export { Component } from './Component' ``` **Use Cases:** - Analyze code dependencies - Find all imported modules - Identify external dependencies - Refactor import statements - Audit code for unused imports
When to Use
- •Use it when you need to convert development content quickly in the browser.
- •Helpful for development workflows that need repeatable inputs and fast results.
- •Useful when you want to test input and output behavior before integrating the workflow elsewhere.
How It Works
- •Provide JavaScript/TypeScript Code, Include Node Modules, Include Relative Paths, Group by Import Type as input to the tool.
- •The tool processes the request and returns a json result.
- •For repeatable workflows, use the API endpoint shown on the page after validating the result interactively.
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FAQ
What does Import Path Extractor do?
Import Path Extractor helps you convert development content online without setting up a separate local script or app.
When should I use this tool?
Use it when you need a quick convert workflow, want to verify output, or need a browser-based utility for development tasks.
Can I try this tool with sample data?
Yes. Try short representative inputs first, then move to larger or more complex cases once the output looks correct.
What inputs does Import Path Extractor accept?
Import Path Extractor accepts JavaScript/TypeScript Code, Include Node Modules, Include Relative Paths, Group by Import Type.
Is there an API for Import Path Extractor?
Yes. The tool page includes an API endpoint so you can move from manual testing to scripted usage.