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find-package

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find-package

Find the nearest package.json in your current node module.

How does it works?

The find-package module will look upstream in every paren directory until it finds a package.json file or return null. If it finds a package.json, it wild require it and return it as an object.

Install

npm install find-package

Usage

If you need to access the information in the package.json of your module, simply require the find-package module and pass either __dirname or process.cwd() as the directory from where to look:

var findPackage = require('find-package');

console.log(findPackage(__dirname).name);
//Should return the name of the current module
//as appears in the package.json

addPaths option

If you pass true as the second argument of find-package, the module will add paths object to the package.json. This object will have a relative and an absolute properties, with the correspondent relative and absolute paths to the package.json. The relative path is relative to the script calling the find-package module:

var package = require('find-package')(__diname, true);

package.paths.relative //string with the relative path to package.json
package.paths.absolute //string with the absolute path to package.json

Disclaimer

This modules has been tested only in a UNIX environment. Although, theoretically, it should also work with Windows. If that is not the case, please let me know.