:ghost: global-path

Set Global Path Elegantly. When you have directory structure with ugly nested depth it will bad for maintenance. Eureka, now you want to register your path globally.

Turn your code

const dbinit = require('../../../helpers/db/init')

Into this code

require('global-path')('helpers', '@/../../helpers/')

const dbinit = __helpers.require('db/init')

Installation

$ npm install global-path --save

or

$ yarn add global-path

Usage

You should register alias in your main file or in any file before require everything. @ symbol is an alias of __dirname. If you're use eslint you can call it via global.

// index.js
require('global-path')('config', '@/src/config/')
__config.require('myconfig')

// bin/cli with no prefix
require('global-path')('utils', '@/../src/utils')
console.log(utils.path, global.utils.path) // Print path
utils.require('string')

Params

globalPath (alias: string, path: string, prefix?: string)

License

MIT © oknoorap