npm install node-amdAim of this project is to make AMD modules usable with nodejs. Useful for unit testing or reusing client-side data model code on the server-side.
Why do I not use amdefine?
amdefine forces one to add this -> if (typeof define !== 'function') { var define = require('amdefine')(module) } to each module, which is inconvenient. node-amd declares globals.
bash
npm install node-amd
`js
require('node-amd');requirejs.config({
baseUrl: '../../www/', //path relative to current script (__dirname).
paths: {
jquery: 'lib/jquery/dist/jquery'
}
});
define(['web/model/BaseModel', 'jquery'], function (BaseModel, $) {
//...
});
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At the moment only baseUrl and paths configuration options are supported.
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node-amd has partial support for plugins. Only plugin.load() function is supported, and
plugin should be added to paths config.
Existing plugins won't work without modification, since most plugins use XHR. On node, node-amd expect requirejs plugins to synchronously load and return output. Example:
js
var fs = require('fs');
define({
load: function (path, req, onload) {
//asynchronous API like fs.readFile() cannot be used.
onload(fs.readFileSync(req.toUrl(path), 'utf8'));
}
});
``- Full requirejs configuration options.
- http/https URLs in dependencies.
- CommonJS Wrapper style.
- Full plugin API
Ping me if you want support for them.