browserify

问题 After updating the project dependencies I started facing the error. Browserify has problem parsing my JS code, which is written in ES6. Browserify seems to expect ES5. I don't understand, why the sourceType: module seems to be the issue here. Source: var babelify = require('babelify'); var browserify = require('browserify-middleware'); var keystone = require('keystone'); var importRoutes = keystone.importer(__dirname); // Setup Route Bindings exports = module.exports = function(app) { app.use

问题 The title seems confusing but I'll give an example. Let's say I create a module that uses ES6 that runs in the browser, so I use browserify with babelify to build everything. Now I want to include that same module in a project that uses browserify, but does not uses Babel to compile ES6, so I need the compiled version. I tried to require the "browserified" module like this: // es5-project.js require('./compiled-module-with-browserify'); But when I run browserify es5-project.js I start to get

问题 I would like to use the responsive pickadate.js date picker in my Backbone.js application. I am using Browserify to manage modules and dependencies and wondering how to integrate pickadate. I started with a npm install pickadate which added the node module to my project. Then, in one of my views, I try this: var pickadate = require('pickadate'); this.$el.find('input[name=dateEntry]').pickadate(); The error is on the second line which throws this error: [Error] TypeError: 'undefined' is not a

问题 I am trying to use a tooltip plugin called tipso. And I am using angular along with browserify as my dependency manager. I have everything working out for me except for this plugin. Every little thing is little harder in browserify but this one seems to be turning into a nightmare. I have followed the documentation of tipso which is pretty simple. But when I run the app, I keep getting an error message stating that Uncaught TypeError: $(...).tipso is not a function in the chrome console. This

问题 Today I have installed the latest version of node through nvm on Linux Mint (Ubuntu 13.10). Thanks to nvm, I now don't have to use the sudo command with npm - which has solved problems with a few packages. $ node -v v0.10.29 $ npm -v 1.4.14 However when entering this command: npm install browserify --save-dev I now get the following error: npm ERR! Error: EACCES, symlink '../browserify/bin/cmd.js' npm ERR! { [Error: EACCES, symlink '../browserify/bin/cmd.js'] errno: 3, code: 'EACCES', path: '

问题 I'm using karma-coverage + browserify + angular. The result i get from coverage is that 100% of the files under test are covered which is not true. Any idea how to make this work? This is my file karma.conf.js : // Karma configuration module.exports = function (config) { config.set({ // base path that will be used to resolve all patterns (eg. files, exclude) basePath: './', // frameworks to use // available frameworks: https://npmjs.org/browse/keyword/karma-adapter frameworks: ['browserify',

问题 i read a lot about browserify and electron and the gui browser issue yet there is still a problem with browserify, saying "fs.existsSync is not a function", and "required is not defined" * The full story* i created simple gui with electron , there are the package.json file, the main.js and the index.html file + 3,4 html files, where there i want to create simple "load show save window" that work with require That feature worked in the index.html file yet doesn't work properly in the load.html

问题 i read a lot about browserify and electron and the gui browser issue yet there is still a problem with browserify, saying "fs.existsSync is not a function", and "required is not defined" * The full story* i created simple gui with electron , there are the package.json file, the main.js and the index.html file + 3,4 html files, where there i want to create simple "load show save window" that work with require That feature worked in the index.html file yet doesn't work properly in the load.html

问题 In a blog post the author mentions that Electron combines Node and Chromium into a "single context" which implies that we don't have to use Browserify to transform code. I understand that one implication of Electron is you can build cross-platform desktop apps using web technologies. I also understand the reason why we're able to write to the filesystem is because Electron has Node baked in. Also, the reason we're able to use HTML/CSS/JS/DevTools is because Chromium is baked in. However, I

问题 I'm using the latest version of react, react-router, gulp and browserify I got this in beowser console: Uncaught TypeError: type.toUpperCase is not a function my code in app.js: "use strict"; var React = require('react'); var Router = require('react-router'); var Header = require('./components/Header'); var Index = require('./components/Index'); var About = require('./components/About') var Route = Router.Route; var IndexRoute = Router.IndexRoute ; var App = React.createClass({ render: