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require-it
require-it/index.js

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require-it

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This module extends the default Node.js require with capabilities to require nested modules, independent of where they are nested.

Install

npm install require-it --save

Example

myPackage
 + node_modules
 |  + direct-dependecy
 |  |  + node_modules
 |  |  |  \ nested-module
 |  |  |     + index.js
 |  |  |     \ package.json
 |  |  + index.js
 |  |  \ package.json
 |  + index.js
 |  \ package.json
 + index.js
 \ package.json

myPackage/index.js:

const { requireIt } = require('require-it');
// it will work and won't throw error
const nestedModule = requireIt('nested-module');

API

`requireIt(moduleName)`

Requires the given local module, independent of which level it is.

`requireIt.resolve(moduleName)`

Returns the local path, which could be required by require.

`requireIt.directory(moduleName)`

Returns the local path, which could be required by require without the main JS file, i.e., the path to the module's directory.

`requireGlobal(globalModuleName)`

Requires the given global module.

`requireGlobal.resolve(globalModuleName)`

Returns the global path, which could be required by require.

`requireGlobal.directory(globalModuleName)`

Returns the global path, which could be required by require without the main JS file, i.e., the path to the module's directory.

`requireFrom(moduleName, root)`

Requires the given module found in the given root directory.

`requireFrom.resolve(moduleName, root)`

Returns the module's path, which could be required by require, found in the given root directory.

`requireFrom.directory(moduleName, root)`

Returns the module's path, which could be required by require without the main JS file, i.e., the path to the module's directory, found in the given root directory.