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Apache-2.0
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resolve alias
In some lib/subdir1/subdir2/subdir3/foo.js file:
Instead of:
const blah = require("../../../bar.js");
you can do:
const blah = require("$lib/bar.js");
By registering an alias $lib that points to the lib directory.
For example, you might do that in lib/index.js:
const resolveAlias = require("@xarc/resolve-alias");
resolveAlias.add("$lib", __dirname); // make $lib an alias that point to the lib directory
alias convention:
- cannot start with
.or be an absolute path. - cannot contain
/except if it starts with@, then it can contain one/(ie: npm scope). - cannot contain any space.
- cannot start with
default alias
_cwdpoints toprocess.cwd()alias can provide a function:
resolveAlias.add("_woo", (alias, requestPath, fullRequest) => {
return "lib";
});
For example: require("@alias/blah/lib/api.js") would call the function with:
alias:"@alias/blah"requestPath:"lib/api.js"fullRequest:"@alias/blah/lib/api.js"
enable/disable
resolveAlias.enable = false;
remove
resolveAlias.remove("@foo");
License
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0