Oh i made a mistake.. try to change the require statement to this..
var JsTools = require('./jstools');
If the module is in the same directory of course. Important point is to provide the path (absolut or relative) to the module.
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Oh i made a mistake.. try to change the require statement to this..
If the module is in the same directory of course. Important point is to provide the path (absolut or relative) to the module.