# no-dynamic-require

> Disallow dynamic (non-literal) expressions in `require()` calls.

❕ **Suggestion** • ❌ **Recommended** • ❌ **Fixable**

## Details

AMD loaders (RequireJS, etc.) can only statically analyze `require()` calls whose arguments are string literals or arrays of string literals. Using variables or expressions prevents static dependency detection and build-time optimization.

### ✅ Correct

```js
require('foo');
```

```js
require(['foo'], (foo) => {});
```

### ❌ Incorrect

```js
const deps = ['foo'];
require(deps, (foo) => {});
```

```js
const id = 'some-id';
require([id], (m) => {});
```

## Introduced

1.0.0