Require package module from highest or list of module.

for more desc see here

• requireFromParentUp(id: string, startModule?: NodeModule){:.language-ts} => parent-require
• requireFromTopParent(id: string, startModule?: NodeModule){.ts} => top-require
• getModuleByExports(exports) => which-module

• support NodeJS.ErrnoException, Error object will has code='MODULE_NOT_FOUND' .
  so we can know when error happen is can't found module or it has other error
• split function, so u can custom it
• other api see here

npm install up-require

• root
  • index
  • node_modules/
    • chai@3
  • packages/
    • sub1_pkg/
      • node_modules/
        • chai@1
      • index
    • sub2_pkg/
      • node_modules/
        • chai@2
      • index
      • sub3_of_sub2_pkg/
        • node_modules/
          • chai@1
        • index

• API

• requireFromTopParent<T = any>(id: string, startModule?: NodeModule) => top-require
• requireFromParentUp<T = any>(id: string, startModule?: NodeModule) => parent-require
• getModuleByExports => which-module

alias name

upRequire = requireUp = requireFromTopParent

import requireFromTopParent, { getModuleByID, requireFromParentUp } from 'up-require';
import { requireFromTopParent, getModuleByID, requireFromParentUp } from 'up-require';
const requireFromTopParent = require('up-require').requireFromTopParent;

require('chai') => chai@1
requireFromParentUp('chai', module) => chai@3
requireFromTopParent('chai', module) => chai@3
requireFromTopParent('chai') => chai@3

require('chai') => chai@1
requireFromParentUp('chai', module) => chai@2
requireFromTopParent('chai', module) => chai@3
requireFromTopParent('chai') => chai@3

console.log(`only return when chai is required`, getModuleByID('chai'));
console.log(`when chai is not required , will require it`, getModuleByID('chai', true));

• Creator of original Parent Require Jared Hanson
• Lukasz Sielski

The MIT License

Copyright (c) 2014 Lukasz Sielski <http://lukaszsielski.pl/> Copyright (c) 2013 Jared Hanson <http://jaredhanson.net/>