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broccoli-dist-es6-module
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Author in ES6 modules, distribute in cjs, amd, named-amd, and globals
Author your library in ES6 modules and distribute in everything under the sun:
$ npm install broccoli-dist-es6-module
Brocfile.js
var dist = require('broccoli-dist-es6-module');
module.exports = dist('lib', {
// the entry script, and module that becomes the global
main: 'main',
// will become window.ic.ajax with the exports from `main`
global: 'ic.ajax',
// the prefix for named-amd modules
packageName: 'ic-ajax',
// global output only: naive shimming, when the id 'ember' is imported,
// substitute with `window.Ember` instead
shim: {
'ember': 'Ember'
}
});
And then run broccoli:
$ broccoli build dist
Open up dist
to see the results.
main
- the entry script to your package, determines which module
exports to your global namespace, also the package that is returned in
AMD with require(['your-package-name'])
packageName
- named-amd, the name of your package
require(['your-package-name'])
;
global
- globals: the global to attach your main
module to
shim
- globals: map import string ids to objects on window
, see
usage above or the examples
This uses the compatFix
option of the es6-module-transpiler which is
not necessarily future proof (but without it we couldn't import jQuery from 'jquery'
).
The shimming is really hacky, but its working.
FAQs
Author in ES6 modules, distribute in cjs, amd, named-amd, and globals
The npm package broccoli-dist-es6-module receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, broccoli-dist-es6-module popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that broccoli-dist-es6-module 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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