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no-unused-modules: option to warn only if all exports unused (file unused)
This is the best plugin I've found that works to find unused files with webpack. However I like keeping some exports available even if unused, this makes it difficult to find the files that have no used exports at all.
because in a project being developed with other people you would like to keep the API of your modules open instead of only restricting to whats used currently
Seems like a project in that kind of flux wouldn't want this rule enabled at all?
Hi everyone, I figured I'd chime in with our use case in favor of this, in case it makes a difference.
We have a pretty large frontend / react project, where some developers may be considered "responsible" for some shared components, while others are merely consumers of it. The producer of a shared component may chose to explicitly export its property-types, as a service to anyone requiring more advanced type-play. Meanwhile, the first consumer may simply use the types implicitly, IE. never actually referencing the type export.
This means that we have a quite a lot of components with excess exports, components that kind of exhibit library-like characteristics, despite still residing alongside the consumer. These all error with no-unused-modules of course. Meanwhile we'd still like to eliminate unused components.
