some users need the AMD modules even if using npm install

[millermedeiros]

for instance if they have test runners that should work on the browser and on node.js..

maybe use an UMD wrapper instead of converting source files into CJS or keep the src folder on the npm package.

[millermedeiros]

a solution if you want the AMD modules is to use bower to install the AMD version:

bower install amd-utils

[satazor]

One typical use case for this is a package that is built using amd but also has nodejs support, so it uses amdefine.
The package tests work on both node and in the browser but since amd-utils is now commonjs in npm, it won't work in the browser anymore.

[millermedeiros]

I pushed v0.9.0 to npm which includes the src folder, feel free to reopen in case that doesn't solve your issue.