How to go without `requirejs`
mightyiam opened this issue · comments
Hi! Thank you for useful software.
I'm using it like this, in an essentially adapted way, because I didn't want to add requirejs
as a dependency.
I'd love to know how a more experienced JavaScript developer would have done it.
Not sure why you think requirejs
is required, seeing as there is no mention of it at all, but it's definitely not required.
You just include browser.js
in your HTML and use it like shown in the readme:
var str = multiline(function(){/*
<!doctype html>
<html>
<body>
<h1>❤ unicorns</h1>
</body>
</html>
*/});
Thank you, @sindresorhus. I understand now. The reason that I thought that require.js is a requirement is:
- I expected the browser version to be included in the nodejs package.
- I installed the nodejs package using
npm
. - I only saw the
index.js
file.
Lesson learned.
Could you include browser.js
in the nodejs package so that I could use it as a dependency, please?
Could you include browser.js in the nodejs package so that I could use it as a dependency, please?
Done. I just assumed people use browserify with npm on the front-end.