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I have multiple bundle targets in my project. How can I use mapify in this case? The examples in the README assume a project with only one bundle.

My project structure is:

project->
  src->
    target1/index.js
    target2/index.js

I want the src directory to be the root for require('src/*') calls. I tried:

browserify(__dirname+'/src/'+targetName)
      .plugin('mapify', {
          cwd: '../',
          pattern: '**/*.js',
          expose: 'src'
      })
      .bundle()

But that didn't work...

This works:

require('alias/index')

This does not:

require('alias/')

Expected behavior is that require('alias/') would be equivalent to require('alias/index')

Hey, neat little plugin you've got. I noticed on Windows the aliases are being resolved with \ seperators, which means that require('../../../some/path') becomes require('some\\path'). This also makes the tests fail on Windows.

I didn't include a pull request because I'm not sure what the best way to solve this is. It's technically correct to use the Windows seperators...but a bit confusing when the aliases use different seperators than the programmer. However, a global replace on the seperators to force / doesn't sound too great either. I thought maybe I could parse out the seperator in the unaliased path, but I couldn't think of a way to do that without allowing false positives from the filename (some\ file.txt for example; note the escaped space, which I think is valid on *nix systems). Any thoughts?