Package your browser Javascript libraries. The same way as you do with Node.
If are you tired of customizing your library to allow it's use from both npm and require.js, try bpm, it's easier!
Easy to use
The same code work in node.js and in your users browser!
Project Status
Just a proof of concept by now, but, it work! Look a sample working on this page . And it will work on every evergreen browser, on desktop, smart phone or tablet.
It's open source
You can improve it. You can customize it. You can help us!
Ok, some example of the code involved?How does it work?
The idea is simple: you include bpm.js with a normal script tag, and than you choose a package to start your js application. The package you specify is download for a public repo via ajax, saved to local file system, and required from there.
<script src="bpm.js"></script>
<script>
bpm.start("test","0.1.1",function(){
var foo = require("foo");
var baz = require("baz");
});
</script>
This is main.js from test package:
var foo = require("foo");
var baz = require("baz");
exports.log = function() {
foo.ler();
baz.mania();
}
It's open source.It's customizable for your needs
BPM is open source, and always will be.
This give you the possibility of customizing the site according to your needs.
You can help the projects by contributing to the source code,
by giving me a donation or simply by subscribing to our
supporting hosting plan
Contact us. And spread the voice.
