Parts of the code here are copied from James Burke's documentation.

Illustrates how to use almond to completely wrap a library produced with RequireJS in such a way that:

1. RequireJS is not installed (require and define do not exist in the global namespace).

2. The main module is loaded synchronously.

3. The main module exports two variables into the global space (Foo and Bar).

Everything is ready to use as is. Just open index.html in a browser. The code in build/built.js was produce with:

$ r.js build.js

After you load, the output to the console should be:

outside
loaded modC
inside
out in the HTML!
value of window.Foo: Object {someValue: 1}
value of window.Bar: Object {someValue: 2}

If the bundle created by r.js loaded asynchronously the output would be something like:

outside
out in the HTML!
value of window.Foo: undefined
value of window.Bar: undefined
loaded modC
inside