Create scalable JavaScript and TypeScript file structures with Destiny

Destiny is an open-source tool that helps developers manage complex JavaScript and TypeScript file structures by organizing them into a fractal tree format, which facilitates easier navigation and understanding of dependencies. By scanning folders and creating a directed graph based on file imports, Destiny restructures files according to their dependencies, placing them within folders named after their respective files. This method allows development teams to focus on coding without worrying about managing dependencies manually, ultimately enhancing collaboration and scalability. Destiny is particularly beneficial in large projects where multiple developers are involved, as it creates a common understanding of the project’s file structure. Originally created by Ben Awad for React applications, Destiny is available on npm and can be installed using npm or yarn. It can be used with a write flag to apply changes to the file structure, and it effectively handles shared dependencies by creating a shared folder at the appropriate level. With over 2.7k stars on GitHub, Destiny has proven to be a popular tool among developers striving for organized and efficient codebases.