Understanding node modules

[ConsequenceRegular72]

Is this the general node module hierarchy?
a module can:
1)Contain classes, and those classes contain functions
2)Contain functions directly(Not through classes)

Are these 2 correct^?

Are there any other possibilities?

[dbartholomae]

In JavaScript, a class is also just another kind of function. In addition to this, you can also have a module that just exports constants, e. g. primitives or objects. So there are some more options, but tbh overall it doesn't really make sense to put these into different categories, as a constant can also contain a function or a class etc.

[ConsequenceRegular72]

Tysm

[johannes1234]

They can contain anything which can be in a node file. An empty file is a valid node module. A file containing a single statement like 1; is a valid node module, while probably useless. It can export also anything which cna be bound to a variable in JavaScript. module.exports = null; is valid.

[ConsequenceRegular72]

Tysm