amd-name-resolver

What is amd-name-resolver?

The amd-name-resolver npm package is used to resolve AMD (Asynchronous Module Definition) module names. It helps in converting module names to paths and vice versa, which is useful in module loading and dependency management in JavaScript applications.

What are amd-name-resolver's main functionalities?

Resolve Module Name to Path

This feature allows you to resolve a module name to its corresponding file path. This is useful when you need to load a module dynamically based on its name.

const amdNameResolver = require('amd-name-resolver');
const modulePath = amdNameResolver.nameToPath('myModule');
console.log(modulePath);

Resolve Path to Module Name

This feature allows you to resolve a file path to its corresponding module name. This is useful when you need to identify a module based on its file path.

const amdNameResolver = require('amd-name-resolver');
const moduleName = amdNameResolver.pathToName('/path/to/myModule.js');
console.log(moduleName);

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