require-anywhere

It's cool to use NodeJS modules in Atom DevTools

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MIT

require-anywhere

Installation

Using Atom

Just go to Settings (Ctrl+,) → Install, then search require-anywhere, and click Install

Using apm

apm install require-anywhere

Using git + apm + npm

git clone https://github.com/ksxatompackages/require-anywhere
apm link ./require-anywhere
apm develop require-anywhere ./require-anywhere
cd ./require-anywhere
npm install

Features and Usage

Add external node module directories to global.module.paths to allow Atom users to require any node modules they want

Some directories are added by default

In Windows

See also: windows.js

Include all paths that match ${left}\${mid}\${right} or ${left}\${right}, where:

${left} is windows environment variable, one of: %UserProfile%, %AppData%, %ProgramFiles%, %ProgramFiles(x86)%, %ProgramFiles(x64)%, %ProgramW6432%, %HomeDrive%
${mid} is one of: nodejs, nodejs\repl, npm
${right} is one of: atom-node-modules, atom-dev-node-modules, node_modules, .node_modules, .node_libraries

In Linux, Mac OS

See also: unix.js

Include all paths that match ${left}/${right}, where:

${left} is one of: ~, ~/repl, /home, /home/repl, /usr/share, /, /nodejs, /node
${right} is one of: atom-node-modules, atom-dev-node-modules, node_modules, .node_modules, .node_libraries

Users can also add more paths by settings

Just go to Settings (Ctrl+,) → Packages → require-anywhere, then do something

You need to reload Atom to apply settings

License