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doowb
commented on July 16, 2024
@cristiangrojas I know this is possible and I'll get an example up soon. Some of the helpers won't be available since they require some node file system specific modules.
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jonschlinkert
commented on July 16, 2024
How would Assemble work without node.js, since there is a lot of code that requires the fs and path modules?
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jonschlinkert
commented on July 16, 2024
Bah, nvm, for a moment I thought I was on the assemble repo lol
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doowb
commented on July 16, 2024
@cristiangrojas I thought this would be easier to do, but in the current state it's not. When we first started writing the helpers, we tried to make them work for both the node.js through require and in a browser with require.js. Since then, we've changed them quite a bit and focused mainly on making them work on the server side.
@jonschlinkert has been doing a lot of work on splitting the helpers out into their own javascript functions so we could provide multiple build options (like for other template engines). I think there could be a build option for AMD/require.js too.
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KingScooty
commented on July 16, 2024
I'm currently working on a project that isn't using require or node. Is there a way i can include a stand alone copy of the helpers?
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jonschlinkert
commented on July 16, 2024
@cristiangrojas I thought this would be easier to do, but in the current state it's not. When we first started writing the helpers, we tried to make them work for both the node.js through require and in a browser with require.js. Since then, we've changed them quite a bit and focused mainly on making them work on the server side.
@jonschlinkert has been doing a lot of work on splitting the helpers out into their own javascript functions so we could provide multiple build options (like for other template engines). I think there could be a build option for AMD/require.js too.
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KingScooty
commented on July 16, 2024
A-ha, my bad! I'm just frantically glancing over things trying to find a few helpers for a project i'm working on. No worries!
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jonschlinkert
commented on July 16, 2024
Lol no worries I was in a hurry as well or I would have made some kind of joke
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cam-stitt
commented on July 16, 2024
+1 for this. Would be great to be able to leverage all these great helpers in non-node applications.
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codylindley
commented on July 16, 2024
+1
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martilo
commented on July 16, 2024
+1
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jonschlinkert
commented on July 16, 2024
We'd love to see this as well! I promise this is something we're planning to do. in the meantime, we would welcome a pr!
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silistri
commented on July 16, 2024
+1
You can use this library as a workaround:
https://github.com/elving/swag
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jonschlinkert
commented on July 16, 2024
Technically you can't, unless you only need the helpers in that lib. Swag is awesome, but there are like 70 helpers here that aren't in swag
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doowb
commented on July 16, 2024
You can use browserify to package this library up to use it in a browser. Take a look at this example for more information.
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jonschlinkert
commented on July 16, 2024
Perhaps you should use webpack with only this library to answer your own question.
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There's a lot of useful helpers in this library that would be handy in a browser setting. I followed the Quick Start section of the browserify example mentioned by doowb. I ended up with a built app.js file that's 6MB. If I adjust the src/app.js file before building to first to remove the jQuery dependency parts, I end up with an built app.js file that's 5.3MB. A lot of that is comments, so I tried running Closure Compiler with simple optimizations (which gave 104 warnings), but that still leaves a file that's 1.2MB.
Is the library that big, or does the example include extraneous items?
If the library is that big, are there some parts that don't make sense in a browser setting (or are contributing significantly to the size) that could be removed for a browser build, so as to reduce the size?
Is it possible to have a minified browser release version?
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