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requirejs-memfiles
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`requirejs` is a great tool for building JS bundles. But, it doesn't process already in-memory files.
requirejs
is a great tool for building JS bundles. But, it doesn't process
already in-memory files.
requirejs-memfiles
is requirejs
with an additional static method
requirejs.setFiles()
that allows for passing in-memory files. It's ideal for
applications that builds bundles on the fly.
npm install requirejs-memfiles
var fs = require( "js" );
var requirejs = require( "requirejs-memfiles" );
var files = {
"main.js": fs.readFileSync( "./main.js" ),
...
}
requirejs.setFiles( files );
requirejs.optimize({
appDir: ".",
baseUrl: ".",
dir: "dist",
modules: [{
name: "output",
include: "main",
create: true
}]
}, function() {
var output = files[ "dist/output.js" ];
...
}, function( error ) {
// handle error
...
});
requirejs.setFiles( files )
files Object containing (path, data) key-value pairs, e.g.:
{
<path-of-file-1>: <data-of-file-1>,
<path-of-file-2>: <data-of-file-2>,
...
}
npm test
MIT © Rafael Xavier de Souza
FAQs
`requirejs` is a great tool for building JS bundles. But, it doesn't process already in-memory files.
We found that requirejs-memfiles demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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