require-array

extend native require to handle array inputs based on node-resolve

Example

⌘ tree example/
example/
├── files
│   ├── a.js
│   ├── b.js
│   └── exclude.js
└── require.js

require.js:

var arequire = require('..');

var mods = arequire(['path', './a.js'], { basedir: __dirname + '/files' })

console.log(
    mods[0].basename('/path/to/a.js', '.js'),
    mods[1]
);

mods = arequire.glob(['*.js', '!exclude.js'], { cwd: __dirname + '/files' })

console.log(
    mods
);

a.js:

module.exports = 'a';

b.js:

module.exports = 'b';

exclude.js:

module.exports = 'exclude';

output:

⌘ node example/require.js
a a
[ 'a', 'b' ]

Usage

arequire(mods, opts)

• mods: String Array module names or paths to resolve by node-resolve
• opts: Object|Function Optional If Object, passed directly to node-resolve.sync. If Function, used to resolve the modules like node-resolve.sync

arequire.resolve(mods, opts)

Resolve the path to be required.

arequire.glob(patterns, opts, resolveOpts)

• patterns: String Array patterns to locate files by xglob
• opts: Object Optional passed directly to xglob
• resolveOpts: Object|Function Optional If Object, passed directly to node-resolve.sync. If Function, used to resolve the modules like node-resolve.sync

arequire.glob.resolve(mods, opts, resolveOpts)

Resolve the path to be required.