I recently tried again to use hashspace with browserify and I noticed that the browserify build is broken, because of the update of grunt-browserify.
There are also some changes in hashspace that makes the old configuration wrong.
So here is another attempt to use hashspace with browserify. This is how you use it inside the browser
Now I don't really expect this PR to be merged, it's more a conversation starter. I see that there's a strong traction for using noder and the two approaches can be hardly maintained together.
@benouat You'll be glad to know that with this PR browserify generates UMD code, so maybe #3 gets fixed.
I recently tried again to use hashspace with browserify and I noticed that the browserify build is broken, because of the update of grunt-browserify. There are also some changes in hashspace that makes the old configuration wrong.
So here is another attempt to use hashspace with browserify. This is how you use it inside the browser
Now I don't really expect this PR to be merged, it's more a conversation starter. I see that there's a strong traction for using
noder
and the two approaches can be hardly maintained together.@benouat You'll be glad to know that with this PR browserify generates UMD code, so maybe #3 gets fixed.