AliIybar at 19:38, 13 September 2018

2018-09-13T19:38:46Z

AliIybar: Created page with "Category:Node.js == Export ==

 var url = 'http://...'; function log(message){    console.log(message) }  module.exports.log = log; module.exports.e..."

2018-09-13T19:35:07Z

Created page with "Category:Node.js == Export == <pre class="brush:js;"> var url = 'http://...'; function log(message){ console.log(message) } module.exports.log = log; module.exports.e..."

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[[Category:Node.js]]
== Export ==
<pre class="brush:js;">
var url = 'http://...';
function log(message){
console.log(message)
}

module.exports.log = log;
module.exports.endPoint = url;
</pre>
so the exported name can be different like endPoint

== Import ==
<pre class="brush:js;">
const logger = require('./logger');
console.log(logger);
</pre>

path is relative and there sis no need to write the js extension

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		+	if it's a built in module we write it directly like '''require('path')'''

Import Export in Node - Revision history

AliIybar at 19:38, 13 September 2018

AliIybar: Created page with "Category:Node.js == Export ==
var url = 'http://...'; function log(message){ console.log(message) } module.exports.log = log; module.exports.e..."