I\'m new to browserify and trying to load npm modules in browser but I\'m getting the following error:
Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
I personally prefer to keep my library code and application code seperate. So i also create something like a bundle.js
and a script.js
.
there is a simple workaround, that makes this work. This is somewhere in my browserify-file:
window.require = require;
this will expose require
into the "global" namespace. You can then require all you want from your script.js
.
You do give up ONE advantage, though: you'll have to include all the required libraries in your browserify file. You don't get the luxury of it finding all your dependencies, then!
I fully expect people to cry "dirty hack" or "this is not how it's meant to be". Yes, maybe. But I want those files seperate. And as long as i don't include anything else that is called "require", i'll be fine, thank you very much.
Sometimes one global can make all the difference.