LiveScript's "require 'mymodule'" is not working in browser

Question

I need to modularize my LiveScript project just like prelude-ls project does.

Here is my test project:

git clone https://bitbucket.org/ceremcem/livescript-module-test

In the Readme.md I included the steps to reproduce the problem:

Run server code:

  $ lsc server.ls

You will see the proper output.

Run client code:

  $ lsc -c myapp.ls
  $ lsc -c mymodule.ls
  $ browserify -r ./mymodule.js > mymodule-browser.js
  $ firefox index.html

Open firebug, you will see the error:

  Error: Cannot find module './mymodule'

  ...eturn a(o,!0);if(i)return i(o,!0);var f=new Error("Cannot find module '"+o+"'");...

Answer 1

After examining prelude-ls project a bit deeper and with the helps of loganfsmyth, here is the example code and [here is the recipe] to build a browser version of a module:

Run server code:

$ lsc server.ls

You will see the proper output:

this is server script, running with lsc
my test function has been called

Run client code:

$ lsc -c myapp.ls
$ lsc -c mymodule.ls
$ browserify -r ./mymodule.js:mymodule > mymodule-browser.js
$ firefox index.html

Open firebug, you will see the proper output:

my app is running
my test function has been called