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Browserify plugin #1
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@letmaik, I don't know how browserify works but I'll take a look at this asap, |
@letmaik , you can install jsccify now from npm. Plugins for Rollup and Brunch (my blunders) exists, rollup-plugin-jscc and jscc-brunch has all the features of jscc. |
Thanks for that. Why not do automated testing via Travis CI? Should be
easy with a npm project that then gets browserified with your transform.
You could check whether some special string exists in the output that
your transform would conditionally include or omit.
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@letmaik that would be great, maybe with some examples, but I have not enough time. This repo has 100% coverage but has an agnostic codebase. It does not involve streams nor is tested in browsers, as jscc is just a preprocessor designed for node that reads I will add sourcemap support to jsccify asap, and then the tests if there is enough interest in the package... PRs are welcome of course. I'm closing this issue now, your feedback in the jsccify repo will be appreciated. |
I just tried it, works great! :) |
This is really cool! Any chance for a browserify plugin? I'd like to use jscc within budo during development which uses browserify under the hood.
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