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zengfenfei/browserify-loader: The browser-side node.js module loader

A CommonJS Loader for browserify workflow.

What is browserify-loader

browserify-loader is another CommonJS loader for browserify workflow. With BL, You don’t need any tools like watchify, browserify-middleware to auto build and serve bundle *js in development env.

browserify-loader is similar with requirejs, but:

Follow module loading algorithm
get rid of wrapper code like define()
be compatible all npm package and all bower components witch support CommonJS. like underscore, backbone, jQuery and so on.

Download browserify-loader with npm:

$ npm install browserify-loader2

Put browserify-loader.min.js in your page:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <title></title>
</head>
<body>
    <script main="./app.js" src="node_modules/browserify-loader2/out/browserify-loader.min.js"></script>
</body>
</html>

Then, browserify-loader will start to run for main file in your package.json file.

main: the main entrance script like app.js in node app.js
defineName: The name of the define function. Not supported yet.
forceExt: Force loading files with valid extensions only, ignore files with invalid extenstion. Not supported yet.
forceDir: Force path which ends with / to be a directory module. Not supported yet.

Look into example/index.html.

The module loader has test cases written in Qunit, open test/index.html.

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