This is a utility library that helps to dynamically load modules in Node.js and works fine with TypeScript.
This library is primarily designed for configuration files, as it's a common practice to write configuration files in JavaScript or TypeScript.
| Format | Extension |
|---|---|
| JSON | .json |
| JSON5 |
.json5, .jsonc
|
| YAML |
.yaml, .yml
|
| JavaScript |
.js, .cjs, .mjs, .jsx
|
| CoffeeScript |
.coffee, .litcoffee
|
| TypeScript |
.ts, .cts, .mts, .tsx
|
For more detailed information, please refer to interpret. This library uses interpret and rechoir to load script modules.
import loadModule from "multilang-module-loader";
// Construct the path to the module dynamically, e.g. by reading config files, scanning directories, making network requests, etc.
const modulePath = ...;
// Define the module type or import from somewhere. If not specified, the module will be loaded as `any`.
type ModuleType = ...;
// Load the module.
loadModule<ModuleType>(modulePath).then(module => {
// Use the module.
...
});If you're running a TypeScript source file using this library with ts-node, remember to apply appropriate compilerOptions to ts-node, e.g. as a common practice, it's likely that you import this library using import syntax. It's a ESM feature, so you need to specify this file as a ESM module or pass a TSConfig file with esModuleInterop enabled to ts-node.