path.relative to be used in a require statement
npm install require-path-relative
Like path.relative(from, to), but normalizes it to look good in a Node require() statement. Also allows for an optional file entry-point.
For example:
``js
var relative = require('require-path-relative')
relative('/modules/utils', '/modules')
=> '../'
relative('/modules/utils', '/modules', './index.js')
=> '../test.js'
relative('/modules', '/modules/utils', 'test.js')
=> './utils/test.js'
relative('/modules', '/modules')
=> './'
`
#### filepath = relative(from, to, [entry])
Resolves the from and to directories, and optionally appends the entry` file to the end of the path.
This is handy for generating pretty-looking Node source.
MIT, see LICENSE.md for details.