Espruino CLI and local modules

Posted on Sun 22nd, October 2017

• #1

n00b

Is it possible to use local modules with the CLI? The web IDE works great, but when I used the CLI, I get module not found error for my local modules.

Thanks!
• #2

Gordon

It should be fine - just stick anything you want in a modules folder, and the CLI will look in that for any modules.
• #3

n00b

Does that mean I need to start the CLI in a path that has "modules" folder? e.g. \projects is where .js file is, and modules is in \projects\modules?

Thanks!
• #4

Gordon

I believe so, yes. Thinking about it, it's possible that the module loader doesn't take the path of the file into account - only the current directory.

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