example.litcoffee

So... I would like to be able to use coffeescript without having to add the ".coffee" extension in my requires (in the lib code, not the test code).

I would guess that in my test a require('coffee-script/register') would work -- but I'd be wrong. :)

For example, I'd like to get this working:

util.coffee:

module.exports= 
  log: (msg)->
    console.log "LOG", msg

sum.coffee:

{ log }= require './util'

module.exports= (a,b)-> 
  log "sum it"
  a + b

__tests__/sum-test.coffee:

jest.dontMock '../sum.coffee'
sum= require '../sum.coffee'

describe 'Sum', ->
  it 'should sum stuff', ->
    expect sum(2,2)
      .toBe 4

Currently, you'd have to do this (Note the added ".coffee"):

util.coffee:

module.exports= 
  log: (msg)->
    console.log "LOG", msg

sum.coffee:

{ log }= require './util.coffee' # <= would rather not pollute my lib code like this

module.exports= (a,b)-> 
  log "sum it"
  a + b

__tests__/sum-test.coffee:

jest.dontMock '../sum.coffee'
sum= require '../sum.coffee'

describe 'Sum', ->
  it 'should sum stuff', ->
    expect sum(2,2)
      .toBe 4

Am I being picky? Yes. But that doesn't mean that it wouldn't be nice.

I'm packaging my project for the client via Browserify. Is there an easy-ish way to accomplish this that I'm missing, or would it be more involved?