Hi,
I wanted to replace some of my require('./config.json') usages in my project with cjson.load('./config.json'). The config.json file is located in a sub-directory structure of my project, and alongside it there is a .js file that tries to require/load it.
But it turns out that cjson tries to resolve the relative path starting from the root of the project, not the current directory of the .js file. Is this algorithm for resolving relative paths by design for cjson, or is it supposed to work the same way as the default node.js require() algorithm ? (which I would have expected)
Hi,
I wanted to replace some of my
require('./config.json')usages in my project withcjson.load('./config.json'). The config.json file is located in a sub-directory structure of my project, and alongside it there is a .js file that tries to require/load it.But it turns out that cjson tries to resolve the relative path starting from the root of the project, not the current directory of the .js file. Is this algorithm for resolving relative paths by design for cjson, or is it supposed to work the same way as the default node.js require() algorithm ? (which I would have expected)