if you put your js libs in the lib directory of the node.js source and
run make, the libs will be included as natives in the compiled node
binary. you can then just require them without a path. e.g. if you
have a module named test.js in the lib dir, then just do the
following:
var test = require("test");
of course, this won't stop anyone being able to inspect the source of
your module at run time but it will enable you to release your whole
application as a single executable.
On Feb 26, 3:09 pm, mscdex <[email protected]> wrote:
> It'd be neat to be able to have specific modules' (bundled in the node
> executable) exported functions not show their source code
> when .toString()'ed, kind of like how native C++ functions show
> "[native code]" when .toString()'ed.
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