Unpack a long JavaScript file (such as a user.js file) into seperate files/folders and repack the files back to the long .js file.

Yours.user.js will be splitted to smaller files and folders with names starting with @. Each named function will be put in a seperate file and any sub-function of a function will be put in the folder named by the function (and so as the sub-fucntions of the sub-function). The out-most IIFE will be named as "main" by default. Any lines before the main function in Yours.user.js will be put in the @preface.js.

repack.py will search for files whose names start with @ and pack them back into Yours.user.js if the corresponding functions are mentioned in @main.js.

I wrapped these tools in bash scripts and use them in FixCJK!.