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amd-wrapper
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A node utility to simple wrapping CommonJs file to AMD. Optionally, resolving the require module id to ensure the require id can work in AMD environment.
npm install amd-wrapper --save
var amdWrap = require('amd-wrapper');
// only simple wrapping like this
// define(function (require, exports, module) { ... })
var result = amdWrap('code');
result = amdWrap('code', { // resolve require id
resolveRequire: true,
filePath: 'a/b.js',
requireConfig: {
baseUrl: 'src',
packages: []
},
projectRoot: 'root absolute path',
componentDirName: 'dep'
});
code string
: the code to transform
options Object
optional
: the options to transform
options.resolveRequire boolean
optional
: whether resolve require module id to ensure the amd module loader require work, by default false
options.filePath string
: the file path host the code
options.requireConfig string|function():Object
: the amd require config
options.projectRoot string
: the project root absolute path, by default the execute directory currently
ptions.componentDirName string
optional
: the directory to install the package to resolve, by default node_modules
options.extensions Array.<string>
optional
: array of file extensions to search the require module in order, by default, ['.js']
checkUMD boolean
optional
: whether check UMD
module style, if the code exists UMD
define, the transform will ignore, by default false
options.debug boolean
optional
: whether to output resolve fail module info, by default false
FAQs
The AMD wrapper for CommonJS files
The npm package amd-wrapper receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, amd-wrapper popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that amd-wrapper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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