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require_replacement_templates

v0.0.3

Published

module templates, loadable by node or browser

Downloads

4

Readme

require_replacement_templates

module templates, loadable by node or browser

what is this?

Nothing too exciting, just templates to use as a guideline for exporting functions from javascript files so they can be loaded by node or a browser.

Whilst they are designed to be used with require_replacement (not released yet), they can be used in any context.

You can install them or just copy them from this readme page.

singleFunction.js

// node/browser function template (basic node anonymous export variant)
// installation:
// browser:
//      <script src='singleFunction.js'></script>

// node: (or with browser when using /js/require.js from require_replacement)
//
// var myFunction = require('./singleFunction.js');
var singleFunction = (function(m,e){return m[e] =

    function singleFunction () {



    }

})((this._n=typeof window=='undefined')?module:window,this._n?'exports':'singleFunction');
delete this._n;

namedFunction.js

// node/browser function template (named node export variant)
// installation:
// browser:
//      <script src='namedFunction.js'></script>

// node: (or with browser when using /js/require.js from require_replacement)
//
// var namedFunction = require('./namedFunction.js').namedFunction;
var namedFunction = (function(e) {return e.namedFunction =

    function namedFunction() {


    };

})(typeof window==='undefined'?module.exports:window);

multiFunction.js

// node/browser function template (multiple function variant)
// installation:
// browser:
//      <script src='multiFunction.js'></script>
//      (once loaded)
//      multiFunction.sampleFunction1();
//      multiFunction.sampleFunction2();

// node: (or with browser when using /js/require.js from require_replacement)
//
// var multiFunction = require('./multiFunction.js');
//
// multiFunction.sampleFunction1();
// multiFunction.sampleFunction2();
//
// async usage under require_replacement
// require('./multiFunction.js',function(err,multiFunction){
//
//   multiFunction.sampleFunction1();
//   multiFunction.sampleFunction2();
//
// });
var multiFunction={};
(function(e){

    var sampleFunction1 =
    e.sampleFunction1 =
        function sampleFunction1 () {

        }

    var sampleFunction2 =
    e.sampleFunction2 =
        function sampleFunction2 () {

        }


})(typeof window==='undefined'?module.exports:multiFunction);