delete require.cache[the_absolute path_of_module];
is it what you want?
On Thursday, June 14, 2012 3:40:55 AM UTC+8, Andrew Finnell wrote:
> I did some research in the group and it appears someone had a similar
> question about unloading modules that were loaded with require.
>
> Am I correct in reading that the use of nodules would allow me to
> require('./module1') then dump the entire contents of that
> module programmaticly at a later time? Then reload it if I felt like it,
> all within the same node process.
>
> It seems I could build a simple app server with dynamic modules can be
> done like so:
>
> I have this working pretty well except for the unloading piece. Is this
> possible or do I have to find a mechanism to bounce the nodes?
>
>
> var loadedModules = {};
>
> on('load', function(moduleName) {
> var module = require(moduleName);
> module.start();
> loadedModules[ moduleName ] = module;
> });
>
> on('unload', function(moduleName) {
> // unload here..
> });
>
> I completely realize that I am oversimplifying so I am hoping to get
> straightened out.
>
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