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suit-yourself

v1.0.1

Published

A node.js module that allows you to selectively load and pass parameters to submodules

Downloads

11

Readme

Suit Yourself

suit-yourself is an open source module that allows you to load submodules selectively from a source folder, and to pass parameters to them.

Example

var suitYourself = require('suit-yourself');

//path of the folder containing the submodules
var path = __dirname + '/submodules';

//available submodules
var availableSubmodules = {
	'submodule1': {},
    'submodule2': {
    	isFactory: true//indicates that sumodule2 returns a factory
    }
};

/*
object containing information about which submodules are to be required, and what arguments are to be passed to the submodules which return factories
*/
var toRequire = {
	//in 'specific' mode, submodules to require are listed in requireList; see below for 'all' mode
	requireMode: 'specific',
	//list of submodules to require, with arguments to pass
	requireList:[{
       name: 'submodule1'
    }, {
        name: 'submodule2',
        args: 'argument_to_this_submodule'
    }]
};

//import the submodules
var submodules = suitYourself(path, availableSubmodules, toRequire);
//use the submodules
//submodules.submodule1...
//submodules.submodule2...

Require all submodules:

As seen above, submodules can be required one by one, with arguments being specified for each submodule; but you can also require all of them, and pass the same arguments to all which return factories.

To do this, the toRequire object should have this form:

var toRequire = {
	//in 'all' mode, all submodules are required
	requireMode: 'all',
	//optional, this value is passed to all the submodules which return factories
	args: 'argument_to_all_submodules'
};

Tests

The test spec is in /test/test.spec.js, and the test suite is jasmine-node, which you can install by running npm install -g jasmine-node

You can run the tests with the commands jasmine-node test or npm run test

Contact

Thank you for reading this far. If you have any bugs to report or improvements to suggest you can send me an email at [email protected].