I\'m using Backdraft loader which follows CommonJS standard. I\'m trying to understand how everything works but now I need some advice.
I am trying to require a file relatively and mysteriously the following is happening This works well which points to /Users/marcos/Desktop/Taper/lib/utils.js
So the situation is that I have a variety of datasources that are providing a stream of messages from external devices.. some are sending messages on a serial port, some via UDP, some via Telnet.. I w
In Node.js, is there any way to determine where on the filesystem a module was loaded from? I do NOT mean, what directory context Node.js is executing in--which you can determine with process.cwd().
Is anyone familiar with Yabble or other browser-side CommonJS loaders? I\'m experimenting with Node.js and would very much like to create Javascript modules which can be used interchangeably on the s
There are some third party Javascript libraries that have some functionality I would like to use in a Node.js server. (Specifically I want to use a QuadTree javascript library that I found.) But these
How would I do the equivalent of this in an express app? That is, posting a file to facebook: curl -F \'access_token=xyz\' \\
In my system, I have a number of \"classes\" loaded in the browser each a separate files during development, and concatenated together for production. As they are loaded, they initialize a property on
Did anyone set up something like this for himself using the existing node.js REPL? I didn\'t think of a quick way to do it.
Why not use it as a general component pattern for Javascript, including browser-executed Javascript? At a glance, it seems to be a good way to modularize the 开发者_运维百科project I\'m currently wor
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