browserify

问题 I was wondering if : There is a browserif'ied version of jquery-select2 4.x plugin available via npm? If not, what do I need to do in order to get jquery-select2 4.x to work with my npm/browserify based project? I was looking at the source on github and it seems like there is a require/almond.js version available. Can the same version be used with browserify without any changes? I'm slightly confused as to what exactly am I required to do if I want to use jquery-select2 plugin with my project

问题 ES6 modules allow us to create modules of code that can be exported and imported as dependencies. Browserify and Webpack do the same thing. So am I right in assuming that if I use ES6 along with something like babel to transpile my code then webpack and browserify are not needed? 回答1: If you use it in the browser, you currently still need webpack or browserify. Let's have a look at an example: The following import * as name from 'name.js'; is turned into: 'use strict'; function

问题 It seems in many places the professionals are building their projects using a node.js script that involves either gulp or grunt. What I can't figure out though, is why the script method is preferrable? When switching from the command line version to the script version, you add other packages in: i.e. gulp-uglify, vinyl-source-stream and vinyl-buffer. Wouldn't it be safer long-term-wise to use a method with the least amount of dependencies? Take for example the following command line method

问题 I'm using browserify to manage my dependencies, as suggested on the material-ui setup doc. When I try to run my code, the console gives me this message: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'component' of undefined , which is traced back to bundle.js:6769 In my bundle.js file, line 6769 is the return statement of this function: getThemeButton: function getThemeButton() { return this.context.muiTheme.component.button; }, What am I missing here? I have require statements for both material

问题 I'm struggling to get Browserify working with the ReactJS .NET MVC setup from the demo page. Everything works when rendering on the server with a .jsx file (not using require()), but when I use my Browserify bundle I get an error of: An exception of type 'React.Exceptions.ReactInvalidComponentException' occurred in React.dll but was not handled in user code. Additional information: Could not find a component named 'CommentBox'. Did you forget to add it to App_Start\ReactConfig.cs? Here is my

问题 I'm refactoring a javascript codebase and am implementing, but I'm new to node. I might run into some code like this: foo.js var foo = {}; foo.bar = function(baz) { $('body').append(baz) } which i would then refactor into the following: foo.js var $ = require('jquery')(window); var foo = {}; foo.bar = require('./bar'); bar.js module.exports = bar = function(baz) { $('body').append(baz); } What's the correct way to pass the jQuery object from foo.js to bar.js without interfering with the baz

问题 I know there were similar questions but none of them solved my problem. When I run karma test it throws the following error, every time it tries to load a module, that was shimmed with browserify-shim: TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object (evaluating 'module.exports = ex') at /tmp/8ff1e03f7ba1f9c70ee4192510d267a2.browserify:3855:0 <- lib/underscore/underscore.js:1421:0 My karma.conf.js is the following: module.exports = function(karma) { karma.set({ frameworks: [ 'jasmine', 'browserify' ],

问题 I'm trying to use MobX in my project and I am attempting to use class properties. However, when I run through browserify (with Laravel's Elixir). I get the error Missing class properties transform. while parsing file . Is there something I'm missing to get class properties to work with browserify? Browserify Failed!: /Users/.../resources/assets/js/pages/Show/CampaignStore.js: Missing class properties transform. while parsing file: /Users/.../resources/assets/js/pages/Show/CampaignStore.js

问题 Please, I just want to start learning React, but I am not sure how to install it. Browserify was recommended but I have never used it before so I am confused. After this command: npm install --save react react-dom babelify babel-preset-react , what do I do next? How do I create a folder and start using React? And what does this other command mean, browserify -t [ babelify --presets [ react ] ] main.js -o bundle.js ? 回答1: I'd recommend starting with the official tutorial instead of the getting

问题 I want to use a dependency management in application and came across require.js and browserify . i am unable to decide which one to go with. It would be a decicive factor if any one can tell me how i can include custom made javascript modules (non node modules) into my js. I see browserify is including node modules with ease. 回答1: Let's say we want to encapsulate following functionality into module: sayHelloInEnglish = function() { return "Hello"; }; Then we create file greetings.js like that