I developed application with commonjs modules. like
var $ = require('jquery');
This time, i want to change commonjs jQuery module to global include jQuery.
Solution: Change every require syntax.
var $ = require('jquery'); => var $ = window.jQuery;
But I think, this is not awesome.
Is there anything awesome way? (ex. Suppose...browserify options????)
Check out Webpack because Browserify is slowly dying out. Webpack works with CommonJS and npm, so all you have to do is point Webpack to your node_modules
directory in the webpack.config.js
(under the resolve.moduleDirectories key) to get what you want. It will automatically pull jquery from the node_modules directory and wrap it in a commonjs-like fashion for you, as part of the way Webpack functions.
It can work by itself as its own build tool, or you can run it from gulp using gulp-webpack
. I haven't checked but I am sure there'd be a grunt version as well, if that is what you use.
The initial configuration will take you a little bit of time but it's definitely worth the effort and learning curve.
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