Nodejs Module Reference

The reference to the module is a very important part of the backend language, so how do you do that in Nodejs?

When referencing other modules, there are two common methods: Exports,module.exports.

Next, we'll write a demo to tell the difference.

Testmodule.js:

function User (name,title,post) {    this. name=name;      this. title=title;     this. post=function() {    console.log (' hello ' +this. name);}; Module.exports=user;

Testexports.js:

exports.sayhello=function(name) {    console.log (' Hello, ' +name);}

Test.js:

var testmodule=require ('./testmodule '); Console.log (typeofvar newtestobj=New testmodule (' Mike ', ' Zhejiang ', ' 311301 '); Console.log(typeof( Newtestobj)); var testexports=require ('./testexports '); Console.log (testexports);

Run the Test.js and output in turn:

function
Object
{sayhello: [Function]}

It is obvious that Module.exports is actually returning a constructor, and exports only returns an object.

Nodejs Module Reference