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transform inline bulk-require calls into statically resolvable require maps
transform inline bulk-require calls into statically resolvable require maps
The bulkify function signature is compatible with browserify's transform API.
var bulk = require('bulk-require');
var sections = bulk(__dirname, [ 'data/**/*.js', 'render/*.js' ]);
console.log(sections);
You can run this program in node directly:
$ node glob.js
{ data:
{ cats: { [Function] index: [Circular], meow: [Object] },
dogs: { [Function] index: [Circular], small: [Object], wolf: [Object] },
owners: { data: [Object] } },
render: { x: { oneoneone: 111, twotwotwo: 222 } } }
and use bulkify as a transform, yielding the same output:
$ browserify -t bulkify glob.js | node
{ data:
{ cats: { [Function] index: [Function], meow: [Object] },
dogs: { [Function] index: [Function], small: [Object], wolf: [Object] },
owners: { data: [Object] } },
render: { x: { oneoneone: 111, twotwotwo: 222 } } }
var bulkify = require('bulkify')
Return a transform stream b
for file
, rewriting require('bulk-require')
calls with inline require calls.
You can optionally set extra variables for the static evaluation with opts.vars.
With npm, do:
npm install bulkify
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transform inline bulk-require calls into statically resolvable require maps
The npm package bulkify receives a total of 1,551 weekly downloads. As such, bulkify popularity was classified as popular.
We found that bulkify demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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