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Optimizing File Structure for Effective Namespacing

What is the best way to structure files so we can have good namespacing?

I have two files

User.ts

User.ts

User.ts

User.ts and

Session.ts

Session.ts

Session.ts

Session.ts and an

index.ts

index.ts

index.ts

index.ts that re-exports like so:

export * as User from './User';
export * as Session from './Session';

export * as User from './User';
export * as Session from './Session';

export * as User from './User';
export * as Session from './Session';

export * as User from './User';
export * as Session from './Session';

The problem is I have the annoying repetition of

User.User

User.User

User.User

User.User and

Session.Session

Session.Session

Session.Session

Session.Session - it gets even more out of control when I have to combine them like:

type UserSession = Session.Session<User.User>

type UserSession = Session.Session<User.User>

type UserSession = Session.Session<User.User>

type UserSession = Session.Session<User.User>

The namespacing is good when it comes to other things in the file like:

Session.make(...)
User.Schema
//...etc

Session.make(...)
User.Schema
//...etc

Session.make(...)
User.Schema
//...etc

Session.make(...)
User.Schema
//...etc

Is there anything better that can done?