Hello,
A couple of weeks ago I saw a slide where @mikeal mentioned: "if your module
exposes more than one function, you might be doing it wrong :)"
I replied by asking: "@mikeal What if I have a bunch of utility functions?
Isn't this the purpose of a module? A module per function sounds like
overkill..."
He replied with: "@titusmagnus module.exports = function default () {}.
module.exports.notdefault = function () {}"
I'm fairly new to Node and I don't really know how to implement a module with
this syntax. As a matter of fact, I haven't been able to find any related
documentation. What is the purpose of default() and notdefault()? Is there a
page where I can see this in action? A real example would be awesome.
Thanks!
-- Tito
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