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require-layer-parts

v1.0.0

Published

Node module to require multiples files based on a pattern.

Downloads

153

Readme

require-layer-parts

Node module to require multiples files based on a pattern.

This module helps to require multiples files at once based on a naming convention.

installation

npm install require-layer-parts

Usage

Example

Given the following files :

routes/
 |-- a-routes.js
 |-- b-routes.js
 |-- c-routes.js
 `-- some-ugly-helper.js
index.js

Now require every files that matches -routes.js to build your routes layer.

var parts = require('require-layer-parts')();

parts.require('./**/*-routes.js');

//--> {a:[Function], b:[Function], c:[Function]}

API

### parts

Create an object than can require files with a glob pattern.

var parts = require('require-layer-parts')(__dirname);

parts.require('./**/*-routes.js');

//--> {a:[Function], b:[Function], c:[Function]}

Options

  • cwd : (string) glob search base path default is process.cwd()
  • failDups : (boolean) fail if an export is already defined.
  • nameMapper : function to create an export name from the required filename.

require

Search for files matching a pattern and require it.

var parts = require('require-layer-parts')(__dirname);

parts.require('./**/*-routes.js');

//--> {a:[Function], b:[Function], c:[Function]}

parameters

  • string glob search pattern
  • reducer : optional reduce function to be applied on each element.

mapper

Builds a reducer that apply a mapper on each require.

var parts = require('require-layer-parts')(__dirname);

parts.require('./**/*-routes.js', parts.mapper(function (obj) { return obj.name}));

//--> {a:'a', b:'b', c:'c'}

parameters

  • function : a function that take an object with following properties:

  • file : the absolute file name

  • name : the name of the property on the resulting object as evaluated by the default namemapper.

  • mod : the result of requiring the corresponding file.

requireInit

Much like require but it enables to map required module.

var parts = require('require-layer-parts')(__dirname);

parts.requireInit('./**/*-routes.js', function (mod) {
    return mod();
});

//--> {a:{}, b:{}, c:{}}
  • string glob search pattern
  • mapper : map function to be applied on each element module.

parameters

  • string glob search pattern
  • reducer : optional reduce function to be applied on each element.