modulr

modulr

Resolves and concatenates CommonJS module dependencies for use in the browser. It's a port of modulr from Ruby to node.js and is based on module-grapher, a node module which resolves dependencies through recursive static analysis.

Install

modulr is available as an NPM module.

$ npm install modulr

Usage

modulr accepts the main module's identifier and an optional config object as arguments which get passed to module-grapher. It outputs a small runtime and the concatenated modules sources as a string.

require('modulr').build('foo', {
  paths: ['./lib', './vendor'], // defaults to the equivalent of ['.']
  root: 'path/to/package/root/' // defaults to process.cwd()
}, callback);

modulr can also accepts a CommonJS package or its package.json file as argument. I which case it uses the JSON file's main value as entry point, the custom builder_path property to set search paths, and the package's dir as root.

require('modulr').buildFromPackage('path/to/package', callback);

License

Your choice of MIT or Apache, Version 2.0 licenses. module-grapher is copyright 2010 Tobie Langel.