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kosmos_moduleloader

v0.0.3

Published

``` const packages = require('kosmos_moduleloader')(dirpath,addtionModules); ```

Downloads

10

Readme

usage

const packages = require('kosmos_moduleloader')(dirpath,addtionModules);

dirpath is a folder that all .js file will be required as filename. addtionModules is an Array.element of this array can be string or object which contains keys name and packagename.name is the name used by required files.And packagename is required package's name.

example

basic usage

test.js
dir
|-a.js
|-b.js

For above dir structure,in test.js,we can use const dir = require("kosmos_moduleloader")("./dir"); to load all .js files under dir. We can access them by const a = dir.a; and etc.

inject package.

If all files under dir is require a same package(here we name this package testpackage).you can use const dir = require("kosmos_moduleloader")("./dir",["testpackage"]); to ensure all .js files required by this method are able to access testpackage by direct use name testpackage.

If you would like to rename testpackage(here we'd like to rename it as test),just try const dir = require("kosmos_moduleloader")("./dir",[{name:"test",packagename:"testpackage"]}).