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cross-module

v0.0.1

Published

This package can help you transform invasive modules into non-invasive, with cross-platform support.

Downloads

4

Readme

cross-module

Build Status codecov

This package can help you transform invasive modules into non-invasive, with cross-platform support.

Installation

npm install --save-dev cross-module

Why

There are too many intrusive SDKs I need to import.

For example, most of APM (application performance management) agents are invasive. You have to import apm in the first line of code.

// invasive code
require('apm')

// your code
console.log('cross-module')

Is there a way to remove the invasive importation?

// your code
console.log('cross-module')

Usage

Just add cross-mod ${moduleName/modulePath} to npm scripts.

{
  "start": "cross-mod apm cross-env NODE_ENV=production node index.js"
}

If you need custom features,add ${moduleConfigFileName}.js to your directory.

require('apm')({
  // options
})