This package adds single command for easy navigating in Javascript files (especially files using AMD syntax).
Click into your code, select "Go to module" command (ctrl + alt + X) and this package will try to navigate you to definition of selected function or module.
Currently it is possible to select these locations in code:
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string with relative path - .js file extension is assumed
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string with AMD module identifier (e.g. "app/myModule") - package name needs to be found in packages config.
Packages need to be defined in Atom config file: "amd-navigator": packages: app: "src/app"
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variable referencing AMD module - e.g. any occurence of myModule variable in following example define([ "app/myModule" ], function(myModule) { //code myModule.myFunction(); });
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function or property of loaded AMD module - e.g. "myFunction" from previous example. If function is selected, editor will try to scroll to that function. Function needs to be directly on module variable, "myModule.something.myFunction()" will not work.
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any usage of function defined in the same file - this won't open any file, only scroll the current one.
Searching for function declarations uses Atom's "Symbols View" package.
Soft wrap and code folding break opening modules when cursor is in string. (atom/atom#8685)