require-glob-array

require node modules and place their exported values in an array

Usage

- dir
  - unicorn.js: module.exports = 'foo'
  - cake.js: module.exports = 'bar'
  - rainbow.js: module.exports = 'baz'

const requireGlobArray = require('require-glob-array')
let out = requireGlobArray({ cwd: 'dir' })
out //=> ['bar', 'baz', 'foo']

API

requireGlobArray([patterns], [options])

Returns an array containing all of the exported values of the modules that are globbed.

Parameters:

• patterns: string|array: minimatch patterns passed to globby. Defaults to **/*.js.
• options: object: glob options passed to globby.
• options.returnPath: Include the path in the return value. If true, instead of each export value, each item in the return array will now be [path, export], where:
  • path: The globbed path
  • export: The export value Default: undefined.

Returns:

• Array: The exported modules.

requireGlobArray.async([patterns], [options])

Run asynchronously. Has similar options to requireGlobArray (the synchronous version above).

The synchronous version is the default because it's probably what they'd want when they require a bunch of files.

Returns:

• Promise<Array>: The exported modules.

NOT compatible with Browserify

Obviously, this module is not compatible with Browserify since it uses dynamic require calls.

License

MIT