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Created December 04, 2013 15:31

That's fascinating. I just read the lodash source to understand why that works, which is quite a trip. During that excursion I found that I can achieve the same end withvar _ = require('lodash')._;...

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Created December 04, 2013 13:15

OK, I did some more digging: I think the difference between our environments is that I actually have the lodash npm module installed!I can make my screen look like yours by deleting or excluding th...

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Created December 04, 2013 11:44

Auto suggest while typing works for me too: I tried to say that before, but I wasn't clear enough.What doesn't work is that after you finish typing, you get an "Unresolved function" marker, which i...

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Created December 03, 2013 17:09

Hey,that's pretty cool. (makes mental note: must read the release notes...).Works perfectly for async, but not for lodash (for me, at any rate):var _ = require('lodash');_.lastIndexOf([3], 3); // W...

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Created December 03, 2013 11:53

Interesting problem that I've been struggling with as well: I have similar issues with the two npm modules lodash and async.The problem stems from the flexibility of the require system used to defi...

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Created April 16, 2012 23:59

Yes, I think that's correct.- Dave

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Created April 15, 2012 18:05

Sergeythat doc is quite ambiguous. However,1. You seem to be advocating putting the application code in the node_modules folder. The node_modules is for external modules that you depend on. I don't...

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Created April 11, 2012 22:34

Not sure that's quite relevant is it? That post is all about the use of npm, which is not how people generally install the components of their app - it's more for third party libraries.As it happen...

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Created April 11, 2012 10:51

Hi Sergey,thanks for the response. I'm sorry I wasn't clear enough before. The point in both cases is really that WebStorm doesn't deal well with the NODE_PATH variable.On the topic of the require...

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Created June 18, 2010 12:04

Hmm, actually I just looked at the dbdeploy source. I see that it - bizarrely - writes information messages to System.err. Is this why Intellij regards these lines as warnings? In which case I gues...

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