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Alwork
Alwork

Reputation: 123

Require js, how to call defined module?

I'm trying to define a module in requirejs and use it in another script. I've tried a lot of things, but I cannot achieve what I want.

At the moment this is what I have.

define([],{
    return {
        functionOne: function(){etc, etc...}
        functionTwo: function(){etc, etc...}        
    }
})

Then I put this in the configuration file:

requirejs.config({
    paths: {myModule: pathToMyModule}
})

And then, this in the script where I want to use this module

requirejs(["myModule"], function(){
    //Some code    
})

But I'm still getting this errors when I try to use the defined module:

myModule is not defined.
functionOne is not defined.    
functionTwo is not defined.

Am I missing something?

Thank you.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1854

Answers (1)

mehmetseckin
mehmetseckin

Reputation: 3117

To declare your module, you need to use a function, so the first line in myModule.js should look like this:

define([], function () { // ...

When you're invoking the module, you need to declare it as an argument, so your requirejs call should look like this:

requirejs(["myModule"], function (myModule) {
//                                ^^^^^^^^
// Notice the argument declaration

The following worked for me:

// myModule.js
define([], function () {
    return {
        functionOne: function(){
            console.log("Hello, world. I'm functionOne.");
        },
        functionTwo: function(){
            console.log("Hello, world. I'm functionTwo.");
        }        
    }
});

// require.config.js
requirejs.config({
    paths: { myModule: './myModule' }
});

// index.js
requirejs(["myModule"], function (myModule) {
    myModule.functionOne();
    myModule.functionTwo();
})

Upvotes: 2

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