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Node.js core module path cannot be resolved. #47

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MrJakeBlues opened this issue Apr 16, 2015 · 2 comments
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Node.js core module path cannot be resolved. #47

MrJakeBlues opened this issue Apr 16, 2015 · 2 comments

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@MrJakeBlues
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It seem like plugin detected all 'reuires' and IDEA's inspection underscores node.js core modules like unresolved dependecies because of it. It doesn't crash app, but it is a bit annoying. I mean all node.js modules kind of

var express = require('express');
@Fedott Fedott added this to the Version 0.24 milestone Jul 17, 2015
@Fedott Fedott removed this from the Version 0.24 milestone Aug 2, 2015
@misterion
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Any news about this issue?

@CameronJ
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bump on this issue too. Perhaps a solution would be to scope the Require.JS plugin to a module level, instead of the entire project.

In my case, I have a project for a Node.JS project that I'm working on for a website. The project includes multiple modules, including one for my client side JS files, which uses Require.JS. The other modules are Node.JS, using the built in require command and not r.js (Require.JS's Node implementation).

I have since uninstalled this plugin, since I am unable to use it, since it causes the majority of this project to throw errors, but I would love to be able to use it!

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