PhantomJS require() a relative path

Question

In a PhantomJS script I would like to load a custom module but it seems relative paths do not works in PhantomJS ?

script.js:

var foo = require(\'./scrip         


        

Answer 1

To load your own module, the right way to do it is to use module.exports, like this: foo.js

function bar(text) {
   console.log(text);
}

exports.bar = bar 

And in script.js (which is executed with phantomjs script.js):

var foo = require('./script/lib/foo');
foo.bar('hello world');
phantom.exit();