Handle commonjs require('./someDirName')

[anodynos]

CommonJs/nodejs has require('./someDirName') which simply looks and requires './someDirName/index.js'

• uRequire should make sure it finds it in AMD/UMD.
• Taking it further, when there is no 'index.js', it could by default try create stub objects with all modules names as keys and the module as value, ie

/someDirName/
   - moduleA.js
   - moduleB.js

where require('./someDirName') would return a generated object

{ moduleA: require('moduleA'),  moduleB: require('moduleB') }

What about nested subdirectories inside 'someDirName' ?

[willprice]

If one were to implement this (importing index.js), which test cases would be the most relevant to look at? I might have a bash at this.

[anodynos]

Unfortunatelly the /process directory is fabulously absent from the unit tests :-( That where reading filenames and instantiating BundleFiles takes place.

In short we need to replace dependencies like 'some/path/directory' to 'some/path/directory/index' (when index.js is present), so it works on AMD/UMD properly.
I'll have a look on how to hack this quickly, so I can perhaps implement it or guide you to have a bash at it.

[anodynos]

The 'dirname/index.js' case is best handled at Dependency and be transparent in all other parts - Ill have a go about it.

[willprice]

Awesome, thanks.

On 13 August 2014 20:32, Agelos Pikoulas notifications@github.com wrote:

The 'dirname/index.js' case is best handled at Dependency
https://github.com/anodynos/uRequire/blob/master/source/code/fileResources/Dependency.coffee
and be transparent in all other parts - Ill have a go about it.

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[anodynos]

Hey @willprice check it out - appending /index in the dependency should work on both commonjs and AMD/UMD in version 0.6.19. Let me know if it worked OK for your project.

*Note that the 2nd part (automatic generation of index.js) is not dealt with - you need to have index.js or index.coffee etc in place *