Module is not defined
See original GitHub issueWhen i export custom module error shows in console “module is not defined”.
I export module in standart way:
var a = (function() { //stuff }); module.exports = a;
NW 1.2 Node v7.8.0 Ubuntu 16.04
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example.zip You have two problems in code:
exporting_module.js
to html as<script src="src/js/exporting_module.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
. The browser tries to load it as simple js file in browser context module, not as module and can’t set exports for undefined ‘module’. Just remove this line from htmlvar exportable = require("./src/js/exporting_module.js");
I’ve found a solution.
Require
requires absolute path