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ez-require
- When you are struggling with the stupidly deep directory requires, like this:
─ A
└─ B
│ └─ F.js
└─ C
└─ G
│ └─ H.js
└─ D.js
└─ E.js
If you want to require F.js in H.js, usually you have to require like this: var f = require('../../B/F');
Counting the directory level will kill you if you have a really deep path.
This tiny tool may solve your problem, somehow :)
Usage
- Global path: setup your global root directory, then you can require any modules under this directory.
var ezReq = require('ez-require');
ezReq.setGlobalDir(__dirname);
var module = ezReq.globalRequire('/my-module'); //it will load the 'my-module' under __dirname.
Global directory could be only set once, if you set it multiple times, it only could be set to the last one.
- Local path: setup your local directory.
var ezReq = require('ez-require');
ezReq.setLocalRoot('dir1', __dirname);
var module = ezReq.localRequire('dir1', '/my-module'); // it will load 'my-module' under __dirname here.
You can add unlimited local roots here, make sure each local root has a unique name though (first arg of setLocalRoot()
).
License
- None