To be more specific, I don't want access to any instance of 'bar', e.g. if
it appears elsewhere. I want the actual cached instance used by 'foo'.
On Thursday, June 28, 2012 9:05:00 AM UTC-4, deitch wrote:
>
> Let us say I have installed a standard npm module, 'foo' (any resemblance
> to real modules is unintended and purely coincidental). foo, in turn,
> requires bar. After running 'npm install foo;, my root directory will look
> like:
>
> app.js
> node_modules/
> ..foo/
> ..package.json
> ....node_modules/
> ......bar/
>
> (irrelevant details left out).
>
> From my root directory, I can do require('foo') and load foo.
>
> What if I want access to 'bar'? I *cannot* do require('bar') because it is
> not in my node_modules path.
>
> How do I access the 'bar' package from my app?
>
>
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