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module-lookup-amd
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This module basically exposes the requirejs config map and path resolution logic and gives you back the real, absolute, path of (possibly) aliased modules names.
I built this for Dependents' jump to dependency feature that lets you click on a module name and open the file that name resolves to.
npm install module-lookup-amd
var lookup = require('module-lookup-amd');
var realPath = lookup('path/to/my/config.js', 'dependency/path', 'path/to/file/containing/dependency');
lookup(configPath, dependencyPath, filepath)
configPath
: the path to your RequireJS configuration filedependencyPath
: the (potentially aliased) dependency that you want to lookupfilepath
: the filepath of the file that contains the dependency (i.e., parent module)Assumes a global -g
installation
lookup-amd -c path/to/my/config.js -f path/to/file/containing/dependency my/dependency/name
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We found that module-lookup-amd demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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