Here's my npm package
First, I install it.
npm install asva-vue-filters
Then I require
the package from javascript file:
var vueFilters = require('asva-vue-filters')
And for some reason I get spammed by errors such as the following one (for every *.vue file in package):
gulp-notify: [Laravel Elixir]
Browserify Failed!: Parsing file c:\homestead\pr5\node_modules\
asva-vue-filters\components\filters\sorting-order-filter.vue:
Unexpected token (1:0)
But if I just copy the package folder from node_modules
to some other place (e.g. project root), then I can require
and everything works.
// Doesn't work
var vueFilters = require('./../../../../node_modules/asva-vue-filters/index')
// Works
var vueFilters = require('./../../../../asva-vue-filters/index')
Any ideas? Help is much appreciated.
I managed to solve an issue and here is how:
require('laravel-elixir-vueify')
from gulpfile.js
.package.json
: "browserify": {
"transform": [
[
"babelify",
{
"presets": [
"es2015"
]
}
],
[
"vueify"
]
]
},
Alternatively, you can prepublish your package into digestible bundle that doesn't require browserify to function.