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Resolve the model path before requiring models #11
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If your model path is
./models
in options.models, thenpath.join
will strip the leading.
, leading to errors when the require is no longer relative (likeError: Cannot find module 'models/user.js'
).This PR fixes this by calling
path.resolve
before calling require to turn relative paths into absolute ones.Here's a related link: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23096963/node-js-path-join-removes-leading-period