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Let's give the context: I am currently working on making a little library for Electron.
Since the beginning, I was working on a single JS file containing a class.
But I decided to make a different class (and so another JS file) to have a better organization.
So I made it. I made this file, with an export at the end like I read on many websites.
Unfortunatly, when I try to require my second class in my first one, I get this error:
Uncaught Error: Cannot find module './my-module-two'
Irritating.
I searched for about one hour on Google in order to find a solution, I tried many without result.
There my file contents right now. I cut that I judged unuseful.
my-module-one.js
// I also tried to require here.
class MyModuleOne
{
constructor() {
this.MyModuleTwo = require('./my-module-two');
}
}
my-module-two.js
class MyModuleTwo
{
// Literally nothing. But I tried with a constructor for the same issue.
}
module.exports.MyModuleTwo = MyModuleTwo;
index.html
<!-- Into <head> tags. -->
<script src="js/my-module/my-module-one.js"></script>
My files are in the same directory:
myApp/
web/
js/
my-module/
my-module-one.js
my-module-two.js
node_modules/
(other directories)/
main.js
package.json
package-lock.json
Of course, all libraries installed with npm required on index.html or my-module-one.js works as hell.
Thanks to the one who will be my savior! :)
Maybe you should try use
require('./js/my-module/my-module-one')instead of<script src="js/my-module/my-module-one.js"></script>