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require-from-string 2.0.2

Require module from string
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does require-from-string do?

The require-from-string is a highly useful Node package that enables you to load a module directly from a string. This essential function contributes towards flexible and dynamic programming.

How do you use require-from-string?

To use the require-from-string module, first, you must install it through npm using the command npm install --save require-from-string. Once the installation is complete, the package can be required in your JavaScript file using the convention var requireFromString = require('require-from-string'). With this, you can directly load a module from a string using the 'requireFromString()' function, as shown below:

var requireFromString = require('require-from-string');

requireFromString('module.exports = 1');
//=> 1

Here, in the usage example, the module exports the number 1.

Where are the require-from-string docs?

The documentation for the require-from-string module can be found on GitHub. The GitHub README provides comprehensive information on how to install, use, and integrate the module into your projects. It also includes details about the package API, which highlights the inputs and options for the function. Furthermore, the license and contributor information can be found at the end of the README page.