Reimport the files from a directory when they are being updated.
# Using npm
npm install --save require-dir-watch
# Using yarn
yarn add require-dir-watchconst path = require("path");
const requireDirWatch = require("require-dir-watch");
// Define the directory to watch
const functionsDir = path.join(__dirname, "functions");
// Load and watch the functions directory
const functions = requireDirWatch(functionsDir, {
onError: err => console.error("[ERROR]", err),
onCreate: (name, module) => console.log(`[CREATE] Module '${name}' loaded:`, module),
onUpdate: (name, module) => console.log(`[UPDATE] Module '${name}' reloaded:`, module),
onDelete: name => console.log(`[DELETE] Module '${name}' removed.`)
});
// Periodically invoke a function if it exists and log the function map
setInterval(() => {
if (typeof functions.sum === "function") {
console.log("sum(35, 7) =", functions.sum(35, 7));
} else {
console.log("Function 'sum' is not available.");
}
console.log("Current modules:", functions);
}, 1000);requireDirWatch(directoryPath, [options], [options.onError], [options.onCreate], [options.onUpdate], [options.onDelete])
Reimport the files from a directory when they are being updated.
- String
directoryPath: The directory to watch. - Object
[options]: Configuration options. - Function
[options.onError]: A callback function to handle errors. - Function
[options.onCreate]: A callback function when a file is created. - Function
[options.onUpdate]: A callback function when a file is updated. - Function
[options.onDelete]: A callback function when a file is deleted.
- Object An object with file base names as keys and their exports as values.
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