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I have node.js modules in several directories because I am following MVC pattern. I am in need to call require to several modules which are located outside current directory. How can I do that?
/app/controller/c1.js
...
/app/model/m1.js
...
/app/view/v1.js
...
/app/view/v2.js
// this works
require('./v2');
// these doesn't work
require('../model/m1.js');
require('~/model/m1.js');
...
Why is that so?
For modules in other directories, use the format:
If you skip the ‘.js’ extension, node should look for .js first before .json etc.
hope it helps.