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pullup

v1.1.0

Published

pull it up, mod or app

Downloads

10

Readme

Pull Up

Pull it up, mod or app.

Organize your mod or app as a tree of dirs and files. Do not need to import/require code everywhere. Just pull them up with one line of code.

Concepts

It is all about modules (mods).

There are two types of mod, dir mod and file mod. In a tree view, dir mods are internal nodes and file mods are leaves.

Each file mod exports a function called mod loader, which share the shape of async (context) => context

When you pull up a mod, the mod tree is travelled in a depth-first way, running mod loaders one by one.

index.js (if exists) of each dir is special which serves as the config file.

lib dir (if exists) is special in any level which won't be pull up automatically while you can require/import code within it.

Installation

npm install pullup

Note

  • only support node >= 10

Basic Usage

  • create a mod according to concepts
  • pull it up:
const pullup = require('pullup')

const app = await pullup(dir, context)

See test as an example.

Config Options

order: array of string

Specify the loading order of the sub mods of this mod, where each item is a file name or dir name.

adapter: (any) => mod loader

Convert exports of direct children file mods into mod loaders.

License

MIT