import-path
This package will allow users to require your package without writing dist/src
This package will allow users to require your package without writing dist/src
Delete modules in a folder from require.cache unless the folder is unchanged since last call
Bundle your inter-dependent Javascript files in the correct order
Perform tasks relative to your package.json, such as requiring
Namespace support for node.js, making it easy to require a module without specifying the path to its file.
Require another package in Node.js if your first choice doesn't exist.
Cleanly `require` a module from disk, having flushed the module's cache, including all of its submodules. Used like normal `require`
Collection of helper functions to make starting a frontend/backend JS project faster.
A JSCodeshift extension with helpers for modifying `import` and `require` statements.
Replace the internals of `require` to run code transforms on JavaScript prior to requiring it.
Tomorrow's ECMAScript modules today!
user-land --require flag equivalent that can handle forked processes
Require handlers for various extensions.
Allows you to require an absolute path
A browserify transform for replacing require calls with arbitrary code.
alias for node.js require
A sandboxed Node.js module loader that lets you inject dependencies into your modules.
Require a globally installed npm module
you can use the 'require' method to load css file, Just load the file
An attempt at making a require process work in bash scripting land