@discordx/importer NPM

📖 Introduction

You can use this library without discordx

Support esm and cjs at the same time

💻 Installation

Version 16.6.0 or newer of Node.js is required

npm install @discordx/importer
yarn add @discordx/importer

Usage

If you use this code with esm or ejs, it will tell you about your environment.

import { isESM } from "@discordx/importer";

console.log(`isESM: ${isESM()}`);

Resolve glob paths

const resolvedPaths = await resolve(`${__dirname}/commands/**.js`);

console.log(resolvedPaths);

Import glob paths

Here is an example that could be used with the commonjs or esm modules

Module - CommonJS

importx(`${__dirname}/commands/**.js`).then(() =>
  console.log("All files imported"),
);

Module - ESNext

Remember: In esm, __dirname is not defined, so here is a workaround

import { dirname, importx } from "@discordx/importer";
const __dirname = dirname(import.meta.url);

importx(`${__dirname}/commands/**.js`).then(() =>
  console.log("All files imported"),
);

Combine - CommonJS and ESNext

If you are creating a module or extension of your own library, you can set it to auto-import paths based on the user module

import { dirname, importx, isESM } from "@discordx/importer";
const folder = isESM() ? dirname(import.meta.url) : __dirname;

importx(`${folder}/commands/**.js`).then(() =>
  console.log("All files imported"),
);

Use relative path

You can use relative path, which will be more convenient to write code by eliminating DIRNAME

import { importx } from "@discordx/importer";

// relative path start from root folder
importx("./tests/commands/**.js").then(() => console.log("All files imported"));