node-autopath-config

Auto check for pathes as ~, /etc/, ./ in turn, and load config content.

Install

npm install node-autopath-config

Usage

const {loadConfig} = require('node-autopath-config');
const myConfig = loadConfig(myConfigPath);

myConfigPath is the config file/dir's path, which could be following options, and loadConfig() will return the content of config.

Absolute path

myConfigPath = /usr/local/etc/myconfig.js

will check:

• /usr/local/etc/myconfig.js

Relative path

myConfigPath = myconfig.js

will check:

• ~/.myconfig.js
• /etc/myconfig.js
• ./myconfig.js

Relative path with dir

myConfigPath = myproject/myconfig.js

will check:

• ~/.myproject/myconfig.js
• /etc/myproject/myconfig.js
• ./myproject/myconfig.js

Relative path with prefixed dot

myConfigPath = .config/myconfig.js

will check:

• ~/.config/myconfig.js
• /etc/.config/myconfig.js
• ./.config/myconfig.js