Could y'all please provide a minified stand-alone file for non-node ussages. about handlebars-helpers HOT 7 CLOSED

No prob. I'll have to take a look at this in a few days. In the meantime I'm happy to accept a pull request

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Would something as simple as this work. It would need the utils folder too. I don't know how to do this dynamically (non-hard coded file names) with grunt.

    uglify: {
      my_target: {
        files: {
          'lib/hh.min.js': ['lib/helper-lib.js', "lib/helpers/helpers-code.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-collections.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-comparisons.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-data.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-dates.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-html.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-inflections.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-logging.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-markdown.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-math.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-miscellaneous.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-numbers.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-path.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-strings.js", "lib/helpers/helpers-url.js", "lib/helpers/helpers.js"]


        }
      }
    },

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@gourneau I'm not sure if it's that simple. The project is using require right now to load in all those other files. I think it would need to be run through browserify or something like that to make it work outside of node. I haven't used those tools yet, so I'm not sure how the work. Also, some of our helpers rely on other node libraries.

@jonschlinkert and I have been talking about refactoring the helper source so we can make it easier to use in other template engines, and I think this will include having a browser specific version, using one of the tools out there or just making sure it works.

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Yeah, it would look like this:

uglify: {
  my_target: {
    files: {
      'lib/helpers.min.js': [
         'lib/helper-lib.js',
         'lib/helpers/helpers-*.js'
         'lib/helpers/helpers.js'
      ]
    }
  }
},

What env would you use them in? do the helpers need to be unwrapped?

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lol looks like we were thinking the same thing at the same time

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😱

We can always try to use uglify and see what happens.

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technically this is a duplicate of this #36, let's continue this discussion there

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