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QUESTION
I am looking at the following tutorial https://github.com/jakblak/thinkster_mean_app/blob/master/app.js and can see that require('path')
is present in the app.js. However, package.json
does not seem to explicitly install it? So where is path
being taken from? Is it present by default?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-16 at 10:57path
is a NodeJS built-in module, so there is no need to add it over npm. Its already available when you install NodeJS like Console
module or os
module.
Here is the available path documentation which can give you more details about path
itself.
And here is the list of all built-in modules and high-level concepts.
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