Add RequireJS Build File

[jackfranklin]

• add package.json with requirejs as dependency
• create a RequireJS build file
• update README with example

[OliverJAsh]

My first time setting up a build file with RequireJS. I expect you might have opinions about destination directory or other things, but I thought I would have a shot anyway.

I should also note that we need to add bower install to the readme.

[jackfranklin]

I should also note that we need to add bower install to the readme.

I did this - it's in the README.md file. As we grow I think we should move over to using the Github wiki for it.

My first time setting up a build file with RequireJS. I expect you might have opinions about destination directory or other things, but I thought I would have a shot anyway.

This is really awesome, thanks man! I've left a couple of comments on the files if you could check those out.

Then also edit the README to add yourself to the contributors list (I don't think there is one yet but add it!).

[jackfranklin]

Stupid question, but have you tested the build works? If so, happy to merge this :+1:

Also, could you add a brief thing to the README documenting it? This afternoon I'll work on moving things from README to wiki but for now lets stick with a README.

[OliverJAsh]

I ran:

$ bower install
$ npm install
$ node_modules/requirejs/bin/r.js -o app.build.js

It generated a build folder in the root directory. I opened the index.html and the JavaScripts all worked.

A separate issue is that it generates a few files which need to be removed. RequireJS concatenates everything into main.js but also minifies and leaves behind the other source files (modules), which won't be needed, right?

[jackfranklin]

So just to be clear, it generates a build directory with an index file and all the JS?

[OliverJAsh]

That's the one.

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So just to be clear, it generates a build directory with an index file and all the JS?

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[jackfranklin]

Cool :+1: Lets merge this then! I'll then update it later and bump from 0.1.0 to 0.1.1.