问题:

I notice in the documentation there is a way to pass custom configuration into a module:

requirejs.config({     baseUrl: './js',     paths: {         jquery: 'libs/jquery-1.9.1',         jqueryui: 'libs/jquery-ui-1.9.2'     },     config: {         'baz': {             color: 'blue'         }     } });

Which you can then access from the module:

define(['module'], function (module) {             var color = module.config().color; // 'blue' });

But is there also a way to access the top-level paths configuration, something like this?

define(['module', 'require'], function (module, require) {             console.log( module.paths() ); // no method paths()     console.log( require.paths() ); // no method paths() });

FYI, this is not for a production site. I'm trying to wire together some odd debug/config code inside a QUnit test page. I want to enumerate which module names have a custom path defined. This question touched on the issue but only lets me query known modules, not enumerate them.

回答1:

I don't believe require exposes that anywhere, at least I can't find it looking through the immense codebase. There are two ways you could achieve this though. The first and most obvious is to define the config as a global variable. The second, and closer to what you want, is to create a require plugin that overrides the load function to attach the config to the module:

define({     load: function (name, req, onload, config) {         req([name], function (value) {             value.requireConfig = config;             onload(value);         });     } });

回答2:

It is available, but it's an implementation detail that shouldn't be depended on in production code ( which you've already said it's not for, but fair warning to others! )

The config for the main context is available at require.s.contexts._.config. Other configurations will also hang off of that contexts property with whatever name you associated with it.

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