Hi,
I recently create module <https://www.npmjs.org/package/local-require>.
Which help in avoiding mess of relative path while including local
modules.I post module link and ask suggestion on #node.js irc center many
people think it is basically wrong to have nested directory structure ( i
also know it is dirty). So i was searching around in some big project in
node.js . I come across ghost <https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost>which is
fairly large node.js project. I end up looking their directory structure
which is more or less nested .. i find following code
var fs = require('fs'),
> config = require('../../server/config')
>
which requiring local module using relative path and there is no second
thought is this is error prone.
My question how does other large project manage code .. because there so
many small piece code which are closely related to project so can not
publish on npm and creating that number or private repo is not financially
feasible ( talking about github)
Can any one tell how people manage large code base ?
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