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Resolve configuration files with a predefined prefix.

About

Add a predefined prefix to find resolvable modules. This is meant to be used with configuration files.

For example, @babel/env --> @babel/preset-env.

Installation

npm install --save resolve-with-prefix

Usage

import {
	resolveWithPrefix,
	resolveWithPrefixSync,
	createResolver,
	createResolverSync,
} from 'resolve-with-prefix';

const presetOptions = {
	prefix: 'babel-preset',
	org: '@babel',
	orgPrefix: 'preset',
};

const pluginOptions = {
	prefix: 'babel-plugin',
	org: '@babel',
	orgPrefix: 'plugin',
};

const resolvePreset = createResolver(presetOptions);
const resolvePresetSync = createResolverSync(presetOptions);
const resolvePlugin = createResolver(pluginOptions);
const resolvePluginSync = createResolverSync(pluginOptions);

// resolve @babel/preset-env, @babel/env
await resolveWithPrefix('@babel/env', presetOptions);
resolveWithPrefixSync('@babel/env', presetOptions);
await resolvePreset('@babel/env');
resolvePresetSync('@babel/env');

// resolve babel-plugin-transform-object-rest-spread, transform-object-rest-spread
await resolveWithPrefix('transform-object-rest-spread', pluginOptions);
resolveWithPrefixSync('transform-object-rest-spread', pluginOptions);
await resolvePlugin('transform-object-rest-spread');
resolvePluginSync('transform-object-rest-spread');

Options

import { resolveWithPrefix, createResolver } from 'resolve-with-prefix';

const options = {
	/**
	 * Prefix to add to packageId
	 *
	 * Optional
	 *
	 * Accepts a single or an array of prefixes
	 */
	prefix: 'example-prefix',

	/**
	 * NPM Scope of organization to override prefix
	 *
	 * Optional
	 */
	org: '@example',

	/**
	 * Org prefixes
	 *
	 * Optional
	 *
	 * Accepts a single or an array of prefixes
	 */
	orgPrefix: [
		'prefix',
		'example-prefix',
	],

	/**
	 * Only allow prefixed module resolution.
	 * Explicit modules can be required by pre-pending "module:"
	 * For example, module:local-module
	 *
	 * Optional
	 *
	 * Default: true
	 */
	strict: false,
};

const resolve = createResolver(options);

/**
 * Matches the first matched packages
 * example-prefix-one , one
 */
await resolveWithPrefix('one', options);
await resolve('one');

/**
 * Matches the first matched packages
 * @other/example-prefix-one , @other/one
 */
await resolveWithPrefix('@other/one', options);
await resolve('@other/one');

/**
 * Matches the first matched packages
 * @example/prefix-one , @example/example-prefix-one , @example/one
 */
await resolveWithPrefix('@example/one', options);
await resolve('@example/one');

/**
 * Use the dirname option to specify where to search for node_modules
 *
 * Default is process.cwd()
 */
await resolveWithPrefix('one', { ...options, dirname: __dirname });
await resolve('one', { dirname: __dirname });

/**
 * Explicitly resolve a module
 *
 * See configuration option: strict
 */
await resolveWithPrefix('module:local-module', options);
await resolve('module:local-module');

/**
 * Absolute and relative paths allowed
 */
await resolve('/path/to/module');
await resolve('./path/to/module');

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