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env.NODE_PATH support in Storyshots #2873
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@igor-dv would it not make more sense to not call While we are modifying this file, I would suggest we also fix the glaring bug that it calls |
Probably you are right... Will try to test it with a repo from the issue.
Why is it a bug? it's a mock of what webpack does, so you can decide how to take care of it =) |
Because the require happens at a different time -- in this code (direct from the docs): // In storyshots, the require happens here:
const req = require.context('../src/components', true, /\.stories\.js$/)
function loadStories() {
// in webpack it happens here:
req.keys().forEach((filename) => req(filename))
}
configure(loadStories, module); This has caused bugs in the past, for instance if you add a decorator between the two.. |
[We don't have to fix this issue in this PR] |
Is there any open bug on it? |
Only in my head for some reason I think.. |
@tmeasday, just checked with an absolute path, and |
@igor-dv I created an issue here: #2894. Note that the original issue (#2838) will also have this problem ;)
Yes, but not so much with "components", it treats this equivalently to "./components". i.e.: > path.resolve('/a', '/b') # 1.
'/b'
> path.resolve('/a', 'b') # 2.
'/a/b'
> path.resolve('/a', './b') # 3.
'/a/b' The idea of using |
Aha ! Now I understand what you are talking about 😈 I'll do it |
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function getFullPath(dirname, request) { | |||
if (isRelativeRequest(request) || !process.env.NODE_PATH) { |
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I don't think it needs to be this complex; process.env.NODE_PATH
will automatically apply if you require something non-relative, won't it?
So it can just be:
return isRelativeRequest(request) ? path.resolve(dirname, request) : dirname;
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Checked it now, and it's not applied. It's just resolved according to the cwd. 🤷♂️
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Oooh, because we need to a fs.readdirSync
in the directory. Sorry I am bit slow 😊
Do we not need to worry about other require rules in this case? For instance if I do require.context('foo')
and I have node_modules/foo
or ../node_modules/foo
or .. etc
I guess this is better than nothing though!
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Yeah... I would say let's fix on request =)
Also, why would anyone require.context('foo')
, when foo is a node module 🤔 what should we expect to happen
that’s fair..
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In addons/storyshots/src/require_context.js
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> @@ -40,6 +41,14 @@ function isRelativeRequest(request) {
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}
+function getFullPath(dirname, request) {
+ if (isRelativeRequest(request) || !process.env.NODE_PATH) {
Yeah... I would say let's fix on request =)
Also, why would anyone require.context('foo'), when foo is a node module
🤔 what should we expect to happen
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Issue: #2838
What I did
I've added NODE_PATH support in the mocked "require.context"
How to test
I have no idea how to add a working example into the monorepo... I've tested it with the repo from the issue.