pathname = require("path")
ModuleLoader = require("./module_loader")
new ModuleLoader 
    # env: "production"
    # server: require("express").createServer()
    module_root: pathname.resolve("./node_modules")
    packages: ["underscore", "underscore.string", "jquery", "jwerty", "socket.io-client", "share", "alpha_simprini"]

There are options

module_root: (REQUIRED) A fully resolved path which is the node_modules directory to load code from.
packages: (REQUIRED) A list of npm package names. They will be looked up in ./node_modules
ignorepath: (RECCOMENDED) A path to a .stitchignore file, with patterns of files to ignore when packing and requiring.
env: production or development (default is development)
server: Uses the express server api. If you don't provide one one will be made for you at port 2334.

Ignore files you don't want!

ignorepath: ./.moduleignore

Sort of like .gitiginore, but without any fancy matching. SOME packages will have files that MUST be ignored in the browser. MOST packages will have files that SHOULD be ignored in the browser.

Load the modules

<!DOCTYPE html>
use it

_ = require("underscore")

KNOWN ISSUES

jquery - You can't do the equivalent of window.$ = require("jquery"); $ is overwritten as undefined before you can get to it.

Changelog

0.2.0

added module_root option. This allows the loader to see the node_modules you want it to, otherwise it was just loading from the node_modules of module_loader, which wasn't what you wanted it to do at all.
documented and reccomending
added CORS for development mode script loading

0.1.1

added an overview of loaded packages at /node_modules
turned off /node_modules in production mode
fixed example servemodules.coffee

0.1.0

Instition of changelog.

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Package last updated on 05 Jan 2012

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