browser-side CommonJS require() function.
npm install front-commonjs-requirebrowser-side CommonJS require() function.
Add commonjs-require.js as script src to your site.
``html`
This will alert content
* gulp-wrap-commonjs
* grunt-wrap-commonjs
Browserify requires (scnr) that you use some magic AST/require.resolve mechanism to built your CommonJS package/files for the browser. This is really complex - especially if you have to bundle different files for different sections of your website, use dynamic requires or have circular dependencies.
* require(name) — loads registered module and returns its exports.require.register(name, fn)
* — registers new module. fn should have signature exports, require, module.require.list()
* — lists all registered modules.
commonjs-require emulates the actual loading mechanism from Node.js in that it delegates all require() calls to
Module._load() (Module is exposed via the "module" module). This improves support for modules which rely on the Node
module system implementation (for example Mockery).
* Module._load(request, parent) - does the actual module loading and instantiationModule._cache
* - is the cache of loaded modules, can be cleared by assigning an empty objectModule._resolveFilename` - determines the actual module id (e.g. adds "index" if its missing)
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MIT
* Copyright (c) 2014 efa GmbH
* Copyright (c) 2013-2014 Paul Miller