I'm getting

index.js:978 TypeError: __webpack_require__(...).context is not a function
at eval (index.vue:20)
at Object.dqAR (pages-investment-pages-home-index.js:348)
at __webpack_require__ (index.js:854)
at fn (index.js:151)
at eval (null:1)
at Module.Hi1e (pages-investment-pages-home-index.js:177)
at __webpack_require__ (index.js:854)
at fn (index.js:151)
at eval (null:1)
at Module.bE2I (pages-investment-pages-home-index.js:320)

here is my code

const path = './'
require.context(path,false,/\.js$/)

it looks like the arguments of require.context can't be a varible. because when i used like this it works fine:

require.context('./',false,/\.js$/)

i am confuse about it.

is that because of this function is belong to webpack and it's running before the pile?

thanks for ur answer.

I'm getting

index.js:978 TypeError: __webpack_require__(...).context is not a function
at eval (index.vue:20)
at Object.dqAR (pages-investment-pages-home-index.js:348)
at __webpack_require__ (index.js:854)
at fn (index.js:151)
at eval (null:1)
at Module.Hi1e (pages-investment-pages-home-index.js:177)
at __webpack_require__ (index.js:854)
at fn (index.js:151)
at eval (null:1)
at Module.bE2I (pages-investment-pages-home-index.js:320)

here is my code

const path = './'
require.context(path,false,/\.js$/)

it looks like the arguments of require.context can't be a varible. because when i used like this it works fine:

require.context('./',false,/\.js$/)

i am confuse about it.

is that because of this function is belong to webpack and it's running before the pile?

thanks for ur answer.

• javascript
• webpack

Share Improve this question Follow asked Dec 31, 2021 at 9:46 DouDou 9811 silver badge66 bronze badges 1

• See also different solution at stackoverflow./a/74572172/12534 – Christian Davén Commented Mar 9, 2023 at 7:50

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The arguments passed to require.context must be literals! (look at warning in the link)

In the images below the right side is the generated webpack from left side:

Using literals generates valid __webpack_require__:

Using variables generated invalid __webpack_require__: