shakyshane / no-abs

Don't allow absolute paths in require calls

#no-abs

Don't allow absolute paths in require calls

It's just a simple regex that looks for require("/ in files - don't use it if you need anything more robust that than.

It was created to stop myself pushing code that was using absolute paths on my machine - it's not designed to be any kind of comprehensive check/test, so use with caution.

Install

$ npm install --save no-abs

Usage

var gulp   = require('gulp');
var jshint = require('gulp-jshint');
var noAbs  = require('no-abs');

gulp.task('no-abs', function() {
    return gulp.src("test/fixtures/*.js")
        .pipe(noAbs())
        .pipe(jshint());
});

License

MIT © Shane Osbourne