@nmdjupvik_twitter here's the code for making browserify-css work, it's pretty straight forward once you realize their documentation just sucks lol https://github.com/jlaustill/Filemanager-2.0/blob/master/gulpfile.js
@jlaustill Have you tried parcelify? I'm currently using it, but just havent figured out a good solution for the images yet. Ditching gulp/grunt made alot much easier. The script is also shorter, easier to read and maintain. If you run on multiple platforms you might run into issues, but apart from that it's really nice. You can have a look at this (among several) articles: https://medium.freecodecamp.com/why-i-left-gulp-and-grunt-for-npm-scripts-3d6853dd22b8#.44vj0lkpt
This idea intrigues me. I used requirejs for years, but recently it has become unsupported as all the plugin developers have left to other webpack or browserify. I gave up on webpack FAST, it's horrible. I got browserify to work in a couple of days with full parity to my requirejs build. With one big exception, it will NOT build on Windows lol
I am trying to get browserify working solely with memory streams. I do not want any access to the file system at all.
const browserify = require('browserify')
const path = require('path')
const intoStream = require('into-stream')
const oneStream = intoStream('var two = require("./two")')
oneStream.file = path.resolve('index.js')
const twoStream = intoStream('console.log("Hello from two.js")')
twoStream.file = path.resolve('two.js')
browserify({
entries : [ oneStream ],
basedir: path.resolve('.')
})
.require(twoStream)
.bundle((err, res) => {
if (err) console.log(err.message)
})
.pipe(process.stdout)
The error I am seeing is
Cannot find module './two' from '...'
Looking inside the require method, I found that it does accept streams as a valid input.
it
I have something like a -> b -> c, but then c gets loaded before b
I meant b
before c
and that's a problem
@jlaustill Thanks for putting me on the right path :)
with the same dep
now that makes alot of sense as that module had the require statement
I needed lol
I think I'll love this eventually. We now move from manually fix everything (meaning no wiredep either) to using browserify
and from using bower + grunt/gulp + npm ++ to mainly using npm and browserify
Hi everyone! I'm new to browserify and I can't seem to figure out how to get two bundles with external (app.js & vendor.js) to work with files. My setup works if I do
How can I get require('./a.js') to work? I tried fullPaths: false (no effect) and exposing a.js as a, but then require('a') throws Cannot find module 'a' during app.js bundling.... help?
bundler.require('lodash') in my vendor gulp task, but with bundler.require('./libs/a.js') the resulting vendor.js has the full path to a.js, so that only require('full/path/to/a.js') works.How can I get require('./a.js') to work? I tried fullPaths: false (no effect) and exposing a.js as a, but then require('a') throws Cannot find module 'a' during app.js bundling.... help?
why am i getting this error?
and no I didnt update babel
I'm using wzrd.js to pass args into browserify so that it does an es6 build, but each build is 5+ seconds
this isn't answering your question, but I used to use wzrd, but now prefer budo
so we want to make our own custom library, the problem is that when we bundle it, then we import it in another project
so basically first project is the library (howler-custom) we generate howler-custom.js bundle... in the second project we import the bundle, in second project it keeps giving this error
that Cannot Find module ('any module used in the library') and inside the bundled file i can see that there are require() calls for all files we have in the custom project
is there a step I am missing in order to allow the bundle to be imported in other projects?
Hi! I have a problem with tsify and modules. If someone can help me I would be very happy. The repo is here: https://github.com/silviubogan/testing-modules-with-tsify . Thanks.