relquire

yes, it's another wrapper for node's require*

require modules relative to your project's root directory.

installation

$ npm install relquire

usage

var relquire = require('relquire')

var foo = relquire('~/path/from/package/root')

foo()

api

relquire(id), relquire(id, baseDir)

Requires the module relative to the baseDir directory. If baseDir is not specified, defaults to the package root of the module requiring relquire.

relquire.findBase(dir)

Finds the closest package.json-containing directory (package root).

relquire.resolve(id), `resolquire(id, baseDir)

Resolves a file path relative to the baseDir directory. If baseDir is not specified, defaults to the package root of the module requiring relquire.

running the tests

From package root:

$ npm install
$ npm test

contributors

jden [email protected]

license

MIT. (c) 2013 Agile Diagnosis [email protected]. See LICENSE.md

*aren't you glad I didn't call it reliquary like I was going to?