AMD bundle
A multiple-use tool for bundling up AMD, CJS & ES 6 modules,
which is much easier to use than r.js
with Almond or AMDclean.
Recommended Usage
Basic
cd path/to/project/root
npm install amd-bundle --save-dev
amd-bundle -a -m \
path/to/project/source/entry \
path/to/project/bundle/file
amd-bundle
will
-
start bundling from the entry point path/to/project/source/entry.js
-
write into path/to/project/bundle/file.js
with only one define('file', [ ])
and global.file
definition, just like UMD style
-
treat ${process.cwd()}/node_modules/${module_full_name}
as a user's module to pack in
-
generate file.min.js
& file.js.map
in path/to/project/bundle/
More options
Command-line
amd-bundle --help
Usage: amd-bundle [options] <entry file> [bundle file]
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
-a, --include-all Bundle all dependencies (include those in "./node_modules/")
-m, --minify Generate minified source code & source map
-s, --std-out Write into "stdout" without logs
-h, --help output usage information
Configuration
Example
Key/value of option moduleMap
is same as the basic parameters of String.prototype.replace()
.
JS Module
Advanced
Build standalone release files (Full source code, Minimized code & Source map) by executing a single command (npm run build
).
Multiple bundles from one source
Bundle ECMAScript 6+ codes
Typical Cases
-
iQuery.js (where the prototype of amd-bundle
came from)
-
WebCell (where v1.0
rewritten out)
-
WebCell DevCLI (where v1.3+
came out)
More use case