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@eliware/path

v1.1.1

Published

An ESM/Jest friendly path utility.

Downloads

259

Readme

eliware.org

@eliware/path npm versionlicensebuild status

An ESM/Jest/Node-friendly path utility for resolving file and directory paths in both CommonJS and ESM environments.


Table of Contents

Features

  • Unified API for ESM and CommonJS: pass either import.meta or a string (like __dirname)
  • Works seamlessly in Node.js, Jest, and modern ESM environments
  • TypeScript type definitions included
  • Simple, dependency-free, and well-tested
  • NEW: pathUrl helper for cross-platform dynamic import

Installation

npm install @eliware/path

Usage

ESM Example

import path, { pathUrl } from '@eliware/path';

// for ESM, we need to pass import.meta
const envFile = path(import.meta, ".env");
console.log(envFile);

// Get a file URL href for dynamic import
const envFileUrl = pathUrl(import.meta, ".env");
console.log(envFileUrl);
// import(envFileUrl).then(mod => ...);

CommonJS Example

const { path, pathUrl } = require('@eliware/path');

// for CommonJS, we need to pass __dirname
const envFile = path(__dirname, '.env');
console.log(envFile);

// Get a file URL href for dynamic import
const envFileUrl = pathUrl(__dirname, '.env');
console.log(envFileUrl);
// import(envFileUrl).then(mod => ...); // if using ESM loader in CJS

Dynamic Import Example

// ESM
import { pathUrl } from '@eliware/path';
const mod = await import(pathUrl(import.meta, './my-module.mjs'));

// CommonJS (with ESM loader)
const { pathUrl } = require('@eliware/path');
const mod = await import(pathUrl(__dirname, './my-module.mjs'));

API

getCurrentFilename(metaOrDir?: ImportMeta | string): string

Returns the absolute path to the current file or directory. Pass import.meta (ESM) or a string (e.g. __dirname). Throws if unavailable.

getCurrentDirname(metaOrDir?: ImportMeta | string, dirnameFn?: (path: string) => string): string

Returns the absolute path to the current directory. Pass import.meta (ESM) or a string (e.g. __dirname). Throws if unavailable.

default path(metaOrDir: ImportMeta | string, ...segments: string[]): string

Joins the current dirname (from import.meta or a string) with provided segments to form an absolute path.

pathUrl(metaOrDir: ImportMeta | string, ...segments: string[]): string

Returns a file URL href string for the resolved path, suitable for use with dynamic import() on all platforms.

TypeScript

Type definitions are included:

export function getCurrentFilename(metaOrDir?: ImportMeta | string): string;
export function getCurrentDirname(metaOrDir?: ImportMeta | string, dirnameFn?: (path: string) => string): string;
export const path: (metaOrDir: ImportMeta | string, ...segments: string[]) => string;
export function pathUrl(metaOrDir: ImportMeta | string, ...segments: string[]): string;
export default path;

Support

For help, questions, or to chat with the author and community, visit:

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License

MIT © 2025 Eli Sterling, eliware.org

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