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import-alias-file

v1.0.13

Published

Import files via @ alias without having to manually enter ../ several times

Downloads

166

Readme

Pre-requisites

You will need NodeJS installed in your machine/project in order to load both the path and fs libraries.

npm i node

Install

npm i import-alias-file

Description

This npm library eases the process of importing files within a nodejs project. The way it works it's similar to NextJS!.

I made it after getting tired of using ../ multiple times when I needed to use a function that was placed in a different file!

Usage

const express = require("express");

const lookFile = require("import-alias-file");

const { getBlogs, getBlog, createBlog } = lookFile("@/controllers/blogs"); // <- That
// Instead of this, require('../../../../controllers/blogs');

const Blog = lookFile("@/models/Blog"); // <- That
// Instead of this, require('../../../models/Blog);

const router = express.Router();

router.route("/").get(getBlogs).post(createBlog);

router.route("/:id").get(getBlog);

module.exports = router;

Extensions

You can specify the file extension as well.

// This is the same
const { getBlogs, getBlog, createBlog } = lookFile("@/controllers/blogs");
const Blog = lookFile("@/models/Blog");
// as this
const { getBlogs, getBlog, createBlog } = lookFile("@/controllers/blogs.js");
const Blog = lookFile("@/models/Blog.js");

The extensions supported so far are .js, .json, and .ts.

Community

The import-alias-file community can be found on GitHub Discussions where you can ask questions and voice ideas.

Import-Alias-File Author

Support Me.

Dude, I'm broke. If you find this useful, please don't hesitate to help me maintain it!.

Contributing

This library is still too young. I accept any help you guys can provide. The goal is to make the functionality NextJS uses into NodeJS. Please feel free to share your knowledge!

Hire Me

I'm available to work with you guys. If you need a developer who specializes in MongoDB, Express, ReactJS/NextJS, NodeJS, Php and MySQL, then I'm you're guy!. Reach out to me at [email protected].

You can also check my portfolio at my personal blog.

Contributors

A list of co-authors that have helped improve this amazing library!

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