>
> How do I use pakmanager exactly? I guess I would have to separate my code
> I use on both sides in a special module with a package.json?
>
Your directory structure might look like this:
- project
- browser
- server
then you
cd project/browser
mkdir lib
touch lib/index.js # this is your client app
npm init
pakmanager build
However, in `package.json` you should use `browserDependencies` instead of
`dependencies`.
I've published browser-safe versions of most of the core node modules to
npm.
Since someone already claimed `events`, I had to publish it as
`events.node`.
However, `pakmanager` understands `package.json.provides` should override
the name of the package. So even though you must `browserDependencies: {
"events.node": "*" }, you should still `require('events')`.
If you're using ender modules, It will put out some benign warnings about
ender modules that appear to be unused (because to access `jeesh` you
require `ender`, and it doesn't understand that yet)
it outputs pakmanaged.js
then, minify as you please:
uglifyjs pakmanaged.js > pakmanaged.min.js
for the server side, you probably do something similar and you end up with
a directory tree like this:
- project
- browser
- package.json
- lib
- index.js
- submod.js
- submod2.js
- server
- package.json
- lib
- index.js
- othersubmod.js
My original goal for pakmanager was to get it pulled in as Ender 2.0, but
we just haven't had enough time and coordination effort to discuss the
specifics and get the ball rolling.
Does all of that make sense? If I explained anything poorly, I'll give it
another go.
AJ ONeal
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