Submodules in Browserify
/foo
/bar.js
/foobar.js
/index.js
In node.js if you a require a directory (require('foo')), it would look into that directory and find an index.js file and return whatever exports I have in that file, so I can just bundle up the contents of the directory in an index.js file. Therefore, I dont have to require bar and foobar separately if index.js already includes them.
However this approach doesn't work with browserify. It seems like only thing browserify understands is relative paths.
/star
/star.js
/starfoo.js
/index.js
/foo
/bar.js
/foobar.js
/index.js
In other words I want to separate my project into submodules, call require on a directory as if I am calling require on a dependency. For example in the star.js file I want to be able to require('foo') and get the exports of bar.js and foobar.js (as long as /foo/index.js is importing bar.js and foobar.js)
edit: Looking at the react source code, i think what i am describing is possible
https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/master/src/isomorphic/ReactIsomorphic.js In this file they call require on React-Children in line 14.
var ReactChildren = require('ReactChildren');
However react children is couple directories deeper. https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/master/src/isomorphic/children/ReactChildren.js
Where is this mapping defined?
There isn't a way to specify a base directory because that's not how node modules work. If you want non-relative paths, use the node_modules directory. If you want require('foo') to work from any directory, just make a symlink from your project root:
ln -s foo node_modules/foo
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