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Compiles JS source written as AMD modules to a single file without the need for a loader (RequireJS / almond / etc.)
$ git clone https://github.com/amitayh/amd-compiler.git
$ cd amd-compiler
$ npm install
Invoke the bin/compile script to compile source:
$ node bin/compile <path/to/main> >> compiled.js
Say the given modules are defined in the path /foo/bar:
// modA.js define(["modB", "modC"], function(b, c) { return b + c("A"); });
// modB.js define(["modC"], function(c) { return c("B"); });
// modC.js define(function() { return function(name) { return "Hello, " + name + "!"; }; });
// main.js require(["modA", "modB"], function(a, b) { console.log(a, b); });
Then invoking the comiler script like so:
$ node bin/compile /foo/bar/main
Will generate the following output:
(function () { // Source: /foo/bar/modC.js var modC = function () { return function (name) { return "Hello, " + name + "!"; }; }(); // Source: /foo/bar/modB.js var modB = function (c) { return c("B"); }(modC); // Source: /foo/bar/modA.js var modA = function (b, c) { return b + c("A"); }(modB, modC); // Source: /foo/bar/main.js (function (a, b) { console.log(a, b); }(modA, modB)); }());
Install mocha:
$ npm install -g mocha
Run tests:
$ mocha specs/
- Dependency graph is resolved, using esprima for parsing the JS sources:
Dependency graph - Graph is topologically sorted, making sure that the dependencies are in the correct order:
Dependencies in topological order - Using escodegen, the compiler constructs a single source from all needed dependencies
