Run browserify on multiple files.
Sometimes you have multiple entry points for your app and you want to browserified all of them at one go. Factor-bundle works nicely when you have a few entry point files to browserified but what if you have several files?
Multi-Browserify solves this by taking a specified input directory containing all your entry point files and browserified them to a specified output directory.
npm install multi-browserify -g
Say all your entry point files are stored in /js/entry/ and you want to output the browserified files to /js/bundles/
multi-browserify -i /js/entry/ -o /js/bundles/
# add -s if you want sourcemaps
multi-browserify -i /js/entry/ -o /js/bundles/ -sMulti-Browserify supports entry point files in subdirectories.
Say you have entry point file /js/entry/subdir1/subdir2/a.js.
Running multi-browserify -i /js/entry/ -o /js/bundles/ will output file to /js/bundles/subdir1/subdir2/a.js
npm test