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OneJS v3

Bundles NodeJS modules/libraries for web browsers.

$ one index.js > browser.js

Or, from NodeJS:

one('index.js').save('bundle.js')

See tests for more examples and documentation.

Looking for OneJS v2?

What's New?

• Static analysis
• Core Builtins Like Browserify; https://github.com/azer/core-modules
• New CLI & JavaScript API

V2 Compatibility

• Multiple bundles, async require and in-manifest configurations haven't implemented yet.
• No more main modules. The specified entry module will be called by the bundle itself.

Who Uses OneJS v3?

• MultiplayerChess.com (Build)
• FoxJS (Build)
• Ana Kaynak (Build)

Command-line Manual

    USAGE

        onejs [entry] [options]

    ENTRY

       An entry might be any filename that's under an NPM package.

       Examples:

          onejs myapp/index.js
          cd myapp && onejs
          myapp test/index.js
          myapp lib/foo/bar.js

    OPTIONS
        -o      --target      Target file to save the build.

        -d      --debug       Enable SourceUrls and verbose mode.
        -g      --global      Expose a global require.
        -r      --require     Require given URI from the entry module. e.g -a .\/foo,underscore
        -i      --ignore      Ignore given modules or packages. e.g -i lib\/foo.js,underscore
        -n      --native      Forward builtins & unresolved modules to native/global require.

        -v      --version     Show version and exit.
        -h      --help        Show this help and exist.

    DEBUGGING

        Enable debugging by setting the environment variable "DEBUG" as following

        DEBUG=one:* onejs

JavaScript Manual

one('index.js').save('bundle.js')

All Available methods:

one('index.js').debug().global().require('foobar').ignore('jquery').native().save('/tmp/foo.js')

See the command-line manual above for details.

TODO

• -t --tie
• Async Require & Multiple Bundles
• Components/Assets