How to use the react-cosmos-utils/lib/module-exists function in react-cosmos-utils
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react-cosmos / react-cosmos / packages / react-cosmos-webpack / src / module-loader.js View on Github 
const { components, fixtures } = getFilePaths(cosmosConfig);
const { proxiesPath } = cosmosConfig;
const contexts = getUniqueDirsOfUserModules(components, fixtures);
contexts.forEach(dirPath => {
// This ensures this loader is invalidated whenever a new component/fixture
// file is created or renamed, which leads succesfully uda ...
this.addDependency(dirPath);
});
return source
.replace(/COMPONENTS/g, convertPathMapToRequireCalls(components))
.replace(/FIXTURES/g, convertPathMapToRequireCalls(fixtures))
.replace(
/PROXIES/g,
moduleExists(proxiesPath) ? convertPathToRequireCall(proxiesPath) : '[]'
)
.replace(/CONTEXTS/g, convertDirPathsToContextCalls(contexts));
};react-cosmos-utils
Libs shared between React Cosmos modules
