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require-swapper

Browserify transform to swap CommonJS require call to custom function call

0.1.7

JavaScript

5.08 kB

1.3

Installations

npm install require-swapper

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Typescript

No

Module System

CommonJS

Node Version

6.14.4

NPM Version

5.10.0 Pull Requests

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JavaScript

JavaScript (100%)

Developer

stomita

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29 Commits

1 Watchers

1 Branches

1 Contributors

Updated on Sep 08, 2018

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

0.1.7

Package Id

require-swapper@0.1.7

Unpacked Size

5.08 kB

Size

2.09 kB

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NPM Version

5.10.0

Node Version

6.14.4

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Dependencies

esprima estraverse minimatch through type-name

Dev Dependencies

browserify espower-loader intelli-espower-loader mocha power-assert

browserify-require-swapper

Browserify v2 transform to swap CommonJS require call to custom function call

Installation

1npm install require-swapper browserify

Usage

Require-swapper swaps all CommonJS require() function calls in your code to specified custom function, or for certain module which matches given target module list.

Example

Suppose you have following index.js and swapping require function to myrequire() for module aaa,

1var aaa = require('aaa')
2  , bbb = require('./dir1/bbb')
3  , ccc = require('./dir2/ccc')
4
5module.exports = function() {
6  aaa(bbb, ccc);
7}

It will output the folowing content to downstream.

1var aaa = myrequire('aaa')
2  , bbb = require('./dir1/bbb')
3  , ccc = require('./dir2/ccc')
4
5module.exports = function() {
6  aaa(bbb, ccc);
7}

As the loading function for module aaa become swapped, browserify worker will not resolve and bundle the module aaa statically. It is anticipated that your custom loader function myrequire would resolve it.

Combining browserify CLI, you can use it like following:

1browserify index.js -t [ require-swapper --fn 'myrequire' --module 'aaa'  ] > bundle.js

Options

options.fn

Specify your custom function name to swap require() call.

options.modules

A target module list or glob pattern to swap require(). If the option is not specified, all require() call will be replaced.

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Score

1.3

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Last Scanned on 2025-06-30

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