NodeJS require improovement Module adds requirement biding, relarive to defined project-root path. Made to remove './../../../' hell in deep-nested module (and bring other tricks).

Just install this via NPM

$ nmp install ireq --save

You must initiate module first to define project-root.

// index.js
const ireq = require('ireq');
ireq.init(__dirname);
const fs = ireq('fs');

You can bind any root-relative path to ireq propery and use it all around the project;

// module.js
const ireq = require('ireq');
ireq.bind('foo', '/path/to/foo');

const bar = ireq.foo('./bar.json');

... or unbind those

ireq.unbind('foo');
// this line will throw an error that there is no such binding
const bar2 = ireq.foo('bar.json');

Use functional syntax if you prefer

const bar = ireq.get('foo', './bar.json');

Ireq allows You to bind nested paths and require them with dot-case:

ireq.bind('foo', '/path/to/foo');
ireq.foo.bind('bar', '/long/long/long/path/bar');

const fooModule = ireq.foo('./module.js');      // /path/to/foo/module.js
const barModule = ireq.foo.bar('./module.js');  // /path/to/foo/long/long/long/path/bar/module.js

You can access all modules in binded folder with importing a folder itself. All modules accessable by filenames.

No index.js needed!

Consider we have following directory tree:

.
+-- index.js
+-- utils
|   +-- stringUtils.js
|   +-- numberUtils.js

Notice, there is no index.js in utils folder!

Then requirement of util modules will look similar to this code:

ireq.bind('utils', '/utils');

const { stringUtils, numberUtils } = ireq.utils('');
// stringUtils contains exports of /utils/stringUtils.js
// numberUtils contains exports of /utils/numberUtils.js

v.1.0 -- Main-module relative binding and importing.

v.1.1 -- Root path binding and initializing.

v.2.0 -- Automated index lookup for binded folder, and nested bindings.

Product is shared under MIT licence.