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Node.js – require empty path
What does require('../') mean in the context of node.js? Example code here.
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Possible Duplicate:
Node.js – require empty path
What does require('../') mean in the context of node.js? Example code here.
A folder can be used as a module if the folder contains any of the following files (in lookup order):
package.json,index.js, orindex.node.In this case, the folder has a
package.jsonfile that, among some other things, states that the main file of the module is theindex.jsfile in the same directory. So therequire('../')call you asked about could be changed torequire('../index.js').See Node.js Documentation – Folders as Modules for more information.