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export

v0.1.337

Published

A tool that helps you publish and export your JavaScripts to other environments by wrapping them in an IIFE. Or UMD in the future.

Downloads

2,263

Readme

ExportJS

NPM version

ExportJS is a tool that helps you publish and export your JavaScripts to other environments, like the browser, by wrapping your code with either a plain old immediately-invoked function expression (IIFE or iffy for short), a Universal Module Definition (UMD for short) or any other template of your choosing.

But hang on a second! This is just the first release and it comes only with the IIFE template out of the box.

A set of templates and commands for UMD on their way.
If you think of another wrapper or capability that ExportJS should support, I'm all ears at [email protected] and @theml.

Using the ExportJS

Install with:

npm install --global export

Run it with exportjs and see the full help with exportjs --help.

Wrap a file in an IIFE (iffy)

exportjs iffy precious.js

License

ExportJS is released under a Lesser GNU Affero General Public License, which in summary means:

  • You can use this program for no cost.
  • You can use this program for both personal and commercial reasons.
  • You do not have to share your own program's code which uses this program.
  • You have to share modifications (e.g bug-fixes) you've made to this program.

For more convoluted language, see the LICENSE file.

About

Andri Möll typed this and the code.
Monday Calendar supported the engineering work.

If you find ExportJS needs improving, please don't hesitate to type to me now at [email protected] or create an issue online.