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In an environment that supports dynamic asynchronous module fetching, require.resolve will fail during application startup but might succeed later, so it's safer to use a known identifier string alias.
27 lines
718 B
JavaScript
27 lines
718 B
JavaScript
var map = require("./map.json");
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var meteorAliases = {};
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Object.keys(map).forEach(function (id) {
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if (typeof map[id] === "string") {
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var aliasParts = module.id.split("/");
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aliasParts.pop();
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aliasParts.push("node_modules", map[id]);
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exports[id] = meteorAliases[id + ".js"] =
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aliasParts.join("/");
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} else {
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exports[id] = map[id];
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meteorAliases[id + ".js"] = function(){};
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}
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});
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if (typeof meteorInstall === "function") {
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meteorInstall({
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// Install the aliases into a node_modules directory one level up from
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// the root directory, so that they do not clutter the namespace
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// available to apps and packages.
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"..": {
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node_modules: meteorAliases
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}
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});
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}
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