No this is not possible. What most people do is create an index.js file which re-exports all files in the same directory.
Example:
my-module/
a.ts
b.ts
index.ts
a.ts
export default function hello() {
console.log("hello");
}
b.ts
export default function world() {
console.log("world");
}
index.ts
export { default as A } from "./a";
export { default as B } from "./b";
You can use the * character to re-export every export of a module with a single line. Be aware that TypeScript will error if a member with the same name has already been exported though (thanks to @haysclark for the tip).
export * from "./somePath";
The index name can be dropped (same as in javascript):
import * as whatever from "./my-module";
console.log(whatever);
// Logs: { A: [Function: hello], B: [Function: world] }