index.js?

[fat]

Not sure if this would be possible... but in node, something that I really like is being able to specify an index.js file, which will load when a directory is passed to require.

Soo... if you had directory foo in your root, which contained an index.js file, you could load it by doing:

var foo = require('foo');

This could be nice when you're trying to avoid stuff like:

using ('components/modal/modal', function () {}); //where modal.js is one of many modal files

[ded]

I think one day I mentioned this to Dan.... or can just be smoking crack.
+1

[kennethkufluk]

I'm all for this - we were loading a file outside the folder in our project, eg:
project.js
project/otherfile.js
project/morefiles.js
But that's kindof lame.

So I like the idea of index.js. Only downside I can see is that it can make browser debugger message more confusing (they often say filename without dir). Trivial problem with modern debuggers.
Error at line 4 in index.js.