How to use the pkginfo.read function in pkginfo
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mwolson / jest-webpack-alias / lib / webpackInfo.js View on Github 
function read(pmodule, dir) {
var packageJson = pkginfo.read(pmodule, dir);
var pkgJsonFile = packageJson.dir; // misleading name from pkginfo library
var pkgJsonDir = path.dirname(pkgJsonFile);
var profile = _.get(packageJson['package'], 'jest-webpack-alias.profile');
var configFile = _.get(packageJson['package'], 'jest-webpack-alias.configFile', 'webpack.config.js');
var webpackFile = path.join(pkgJsonDir, configFile);
var webpackSettings = extractES6DefaultExportsObject(require(webpackFile));
if (profile) {
if (!_.isArray(webpackSettings)) {
throw new Error(genProfileError(profile, webpackFile + ' does not export an array'));
}
webpackSettings = _.find(webpackSettings, ['name', profile]);
if (!webpackSettings) {
throw new Error(genProfileError(profile, webpackFile + ' does not contain this profile'));
}pkginfo
An easy way to expose properties on a module from a package.json
