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# File Structure
```
Jar Root/
- scriptcraft
- JS or JSON files
```
## Recommended Source Structure
```
Source Root/
- ModID
- index.js/index.ts
- Other Modules
```
### Why is an index file necessary?
Because of the way module resolution in ScriptCraft works, you cannot load a module with ```import 'module-name';``` and no index file. Without an index file you would need to use ```import 'module-name/main';``` to load it and specify ```module-name/main``` as your entry-point.

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[View Bridges](BRIDGES.md)
[View File Structure](FILE_STRUCTURE.md)
[View TypeDoc](https://jenkins.thebrokenrail.com/job/ScriptCraft/job/master/TypeDoc/)

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package com.thebrokenrail.scriptcraft.example;
import com.thebrokenrail.scriptcraft.core.ScriptCraftEntrypoint;
import com.thebrokenrail.scriptcraft.core.ScriptCraftEntryPoint;
public class JavaScriptExample implements ScriptCraftEntrypoint {
public class JavaScriptExample implements ScriptCraftEntryPoint {
@Override
public String getModID() {
public String getEntryPoint() {
return "modid";
}
@Override
public String getModIndex() {
return "index.js";
}
}

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package com.thebrokenrail.scriptcraft.example;
import com.thebrokenrail.scriptcraft.core.ScriptCraftEntrypoint;
import com.thebrokenrail.scriptcraft.core.ScriptCraftEntryPoint;
public class TypeScriptExample implements ScriptCraftEntrypoint {
public class TypeScriptExample implements ScriptCraftEntryPoint {
@Override
public String getModID() {
public String getEntryPoint() {
return "modid";
}
@Override
public String getModIndex() {
return "index.js";
}
}