It should be possible to pass the js directly to browserify. Removing the need to write to a file will prevent problems with a globally installed vigour-test not being able to write in the directory where it's installed. Also you can't just have it write the js anywhere else since it needs modules declared in the package.json of vigour-test
It should be possible to pass the js directly to browserify. Removing the need to write to a file will prevent problems with a globally installed vigour-test not being able to write in the directory where it's installed. Also you can't just have it write the js anywhere else since it needs modules declared in the package.json of vigour-test