How to fix this: The "sys" module is now called "util". It should have a similar interface.

[Neelesh Bafna]

Using - node v0.6.4
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Neelesh Bafna

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[Isaac Schlueter]

Replace all calls to `require("sys")` with `require("util")`

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[mscdex]

Replace all instances of `require('sys')` with `require('util')`.

[Joshua Kehn]

I should write a script that does that for all existing npm modules…

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[Neelesh Bafna]

Ya got that point, but it requires to check all modules & do it manually...

was just hoping for some automatic fix...

[Neelesh Bafna]

because in error, it doesn't mention which module is doing require('sys')..

[Axel Kittenberger]

grep -R "require.*sys" *

[Ben Noordhuis]

On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 08:13, Neelesh Bafna <nba...@syntactice.com> wrote:
> Ya got that point, but it requires to check all modules & do it manually...
>
> was just hoping for some automatic fix...

Semi-automatic:

NODE_DEBUG=sys node script.js

Makes Node print a stack trace that tells you where the sys module is
being included.

Fully automatic, potentially dangerous:

perl -i -pe "s/require('sys')/require('util')/g" $(find . -name \*.js)