orstrum_get_exports

Returns all exported symbols from a file with their kind and a compact signature extracted from the parsed AST.

Input

Output

  note: "api-service/src/lib/jwt",
  exports: [
    
      name:      "verifyJwt",
      kind:      "function",
      signature: "(token: string) => Promise<JwtPayload>"
    ,
    
      name:      "JwtPayload",
      kind:      "type",
      signature: null
    
  ]

Export kinds

Possible values for kind, across all languages:

• function — TS/JS and Python
• class — TS/JS and Python
• variable — TS/JS and Python
• type — TypeScript only
• interface — TypeScript only
• enum — TypeScript only
• namespace — TypeScript only
• reexport — a symbol re-exported from another module; TS/JS only
• default — the module's default export; TS/JS only

Signatures are extracted directly from the parsed AST (ts-morph for TypeScript/JavaScript, tree-sitter for Python), so they reflect the declared symbols rather than a regex over the source.

Python files

Python has no export keyword, so the public surface is reconstructed from module scope: top-level def, class, and assignments, filtered by __all__ when it is declared as a literal and by the leading-underscore convention otherwise. Signatures are parameter names only.

  note: "Trading-Scripts/strategy/live_runner",
  exports: [
    
      name:      "LiveRunner",
      kind:      "class",
      signature: "class"
    ,
    
      name:      "run_live",
      kind:      "function",
      signature: "async (symbol, config)"
    
  ]

See Language support for the full rules, including how __all__ is interpreted.