es6-requireindex

Requires the modules in a directory, with support for es6-style exports (aka export default), and the browser via webpack.

If a module exports a default object, requireIndex will expose the default object as the module's export (instead of exposing an object with the default property referencing the es6 default export).

Usage

1// Short form. eg. in index.js
2module.exports = require('es6-requireindex')();

1// With options
2var requireIndex = require('es6-requireindex');
3var targetDir = path.join(__dirname, 'somedir');
4
5module.exports = requireIndex(somedir, {
6  recursive: true|false, // Default: true
7  requireES6Defaults: true|false // Default: true
8});

If you want to use it with webpack to require a folder, you must do:

1var ctx = require.context(__dirname, true, /^(.*\.((js|jsx)$))[^.]*$/igm);
2module.exports = requireIndex(ctx, [opts]);

To require all the files in a folder in an isomorphic fashion (eg with browser and server support), you can do:

1var ctx;
2
3try {
4  ctx = require.context(__dirname, true, /^(.*\.((js|jsx)$))[^.]*$/igm);
5} catch (err) {}
6
7module.exports = requireIndex(ctx);

Options

• recursive (Default: true)

If 'true', will require recursively through folders.

• requireES6Defaults (Default: true)

if 'true', will require the 'default' property of the required module, and when 'false', will require the whole exported object. This is helpful for es6 modules, where you can export a default object, because a es5-styled require will get the whole module, which has the default export in a property called 'default'.

Tests

npm test

Cheers.