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browserify-ngannotate
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A browserify transform that uses ng-annotate to add dependency injection annotations to your AngularJS source code, preparing it for minification.
browserify -t browserify-ngannotate app.js > bundle.js
Provided options are passed through to ng-annotate. The add
option defaults
to true
.
For example, to remove annotations, one could use the following:
browserify -t [ browserify-ngannotate --no-add --remove ] app.js > bundle.js
Sourcemapping will be enabled automatically when browserify is in debug
mode:
browserify --debug -t browserify-ngannotate app.js > bundle.js
Define the filetypes to transform. Prevents other resouces like .json or .css from being processed, if you are including them with require().
This is done using the --x
or --ext
transform options:
browserify -t [ browserify-ngannotate --x .coffee ] app.js > bundle.js
The above example will only annotate .js and .coffee files, ignoring the rest.
npm install browserify-ngannotate --save
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A browserify transform that uses ng-annotate to add dependency injection annotations to your AngularJS source code, preparing it for minification.
The npm package browserify-ngannotate receives a total of 4,113 weekly downloads. As such, browserify-ngannotate popularity was classified as popular.
We found that browserify-ngannotate demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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