How do I require all files in a folder in node.js?  need something like:  files.forEach(function (v,k){   // require routes   require('./routes/'+v); }};...

Are there any libraries for in-browser javascript that provide the same flexibility/modularity/ease of use as Node's require?  To provide more detail: the reason require is so good is that it:   Allows code to be dynamically loaded from other l...

OK, i have searched high and low but cannot reliably deterrmine if this is or is not possible with webpack.  https://github.com/webpack/webpack/tree/master/examples/require.context Appears to indicate that one can pass a string to a function and it...

I am trying to require a file and afterwards pass it to a var. I am following this tutorial to create a authentication system. After writing the server.js file and trying to compile I got a bson error therefore I changed the line that required the re...

Are there any projects that used node.js and closure-compiler (CC for short) together?  The official CC recommendation is to compile all code for an application together, but when I compile some simple node.js code which contains a require("./MyL...

I don't have a handle on when to use require('jslib') versus <script src=""></script> in Electron content pages (e.g. index.html). With jQuery, I discovered that it needs to be loaded as follows:  <script>window....

I'm trying to get require.js to load modules on the server-side with Java 6 and Rhino.  I'm able to load require.js itself just fine. Rhino can see the require() function. I can tell because Rhino complains that it can't find the function...

I have the situation where i need access to multiple directive controller methods.  I can access a method from a parent directive using the require like so:      require:"^parentDirective"   but I also need to access a method within a seperat...

I'm new to RequireJS world. I'm getting Load Timeout error for one of the modules, which I've already defined in the main file. I don't see any request in Network tab of Chrome, probably because require has already loaded that file ea...

This is probably a lame question, but how can you achieve the same thing as require() (Node.js) in regular JavaScript?  Some help would really be appreciated....