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esm-module-paths
Advanced tools
ESM modules don't allow to use __dirname
and __filename
do determine a .js
file's location.
Instead, you need to copy/paste multiple lines and expressions each time to achieve the same.
This package makes this a bit easier.
Imagine a file in ./your/path/index.js
import { getModulePaths } from "esm-module-paths";
const { __dirname, __filename } = getModulePaths();
console.log(__dirname); // /your/path
console.log(__filename); // /your/path/index.js
For convenience reasons, the library also exports __filename
and __dirname
as functions, which can be used independently.
import { __filename, __dirname } from "esm-module-paths";
console.log(__dirname()); // /your/path
console.log(__filename()); // /your/path/index.js
Since __dirname
and __filename
being functions may be confusing to some, especially since those used to be variables, this package also exports aliased, more descriptive versions of each function.
import { getFileName, getDirName } from "esm-module-paths";
console.log(getDirName()); // /your/path
console.log(getFileName()); // /your/path/index.js
npm install esm-module-paths
or
yarn add esm-module-paths
FAQs
Returns dirname and filename for ESM modules in node
The npm package esm-module-paths receives a total of 2,524 weekly downloads. As such, esm-module-paths popularity was classified as popular.
We found that esm-module-paths demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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