Similar to scalafix, except that this is more about moving files around, rather than just modifying the contents of a file. Available rules are:
- Move files into directories that match their packages (i.e. Java-style)
- Split and move files so that their filename matches the top-level type (i.e. Java-style)
Note: scalafix may actually have support for this and I just don't know about it yet. Who knows. If nothing else, at least the rule logic is worked out here.
scala_restructure v0.1.0-SNAPSHOT
Usage: scala_restructure [options] [<dir | glob of dirs>...]
<dir | glob of dirs>... Source directory roots. Default: **/src/*/scala*
-d, --align-dirs Move files into directories that match their packages (i.e. Java-style) (on by default)
-f, --align-files Split and move files so that their filename matches the top-level type (i.e. Java-style) (on by default)
-i, --ignore-errors Ignore (ignorable) errors
-n, --dry-run Don't actually modify the file system
-v, --verbose Print more information. Useful for debugging and seeing what's going on under the hood.
-h, --help Prints this usage text
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sbt assembly - Run via
./run
