no-dynamic-require.md

Use only literal arguments in require calls (no-dynamic-require)

This rule prohibits non-literal arguments to require().

Rule Details

require calls should use static (string or template literal) arguments only. Dynamic arguments limit our options for static analysis.

Examples of incorrect code for this rule:

const thing = require(`./plugins/${myPlugin}`);
const other = require('./plugins/' + otherPlugin);

Examples of correct code for this rule:

const thing = require(`./plugins/thing`);
const other = require('./plugins/other');