Node require files

[hoagy-davis-digges]

I can't seem to get sublime-tern to recognise modules imported through node's require function, aside from the core modules. It is currently spitting out this if I try to require() any non-core modules:

https://gist.github.com/hoagy-davis-digges/7379824

Update: I can get the autocompletion working by putting in the file paths:

express = require('node_modules/express/index'); nodeio = require('node_modules/node.io/index')

this gets rid of the first two errors, but the rest still slow down the system. It looks like tern is looking for all the files which are being required in the root project directory, instead of in the correct node_modules folder, any ideas on why it might be doing that?

Thanks

[sergeche]

Do you have most recent version of plugin? I’ve fixed similar issue recently: it tries to append .js extension for Node module names.

[andersekdahl]

@sergeche How did you fix that? I've just downloaded the plugin (via Package Control) and jump to definition only works if the required file name ends with ".js". So require("./utils"); doesn't work, but require("./utils.js"); does.

[sergeche]

If it can’t find ./utils file, it will try ./utils.js: https://github.com/emmetio/sublime-tern/blob/master/tern.py#L159 Make sure you’ve configured your project properly, as described in http://emmet.io/blog/sublime-tern/

[andersekdahl]

I have configured the project from that post, but I can't seem to get it to work.

My project files tern section looks like this:

    "ternjs": {
        "exclude": ["node_modules/**"],
        "include": ["src/**/*.js"],
        "libs": ["browser"],
        "plugins": {
            "node": {},
            "angular": {}
        }
    }

And the code I'm trying to use it with:

var model = require("../model");
var item = model.Item();

When I apply jump-to-definition on model.Item() it opens model.js only if I add ".js" in the require statement.