Description
Hey!
I effectively want to split out part of a file, instead of splitting out the common parts of two files.
Currently I have bundle.js, which contains everything used on the site. There is some checkout specific logic there that I only want on the checkout, so I want to split that stuff out into bundle-checkout.js, but then run both bundle.js and bundle-checkout.js in the checkout.
With factor-bundle by default, I would be running these files on the main site:
- bundle-common.js
- bundle.js
And these on the checkout:
- bundle-common.js
- bundle.js
- bundle-checkout.js
It's pointless for me to have both bundle-common.js and bundle.js!
The best solution I've found so far is to add require('./main') to the top of the input bundle-checkout.js, which would mean that bundle.js is effectively an empty file and I can include bundle-common.js by itself, but then that generates a junk file.
lib.js:
module.exports = 'lib';main.js:
var lib = require('./lib');
console.log(lib);checkout.js:
require('./main');
console.log('special checkout logic');And then the command:
browserify main.js checkout.js -p [ factor-bundle -o junk.js -o bundle-checkout.js ] -o bundle.js
Is there any way to do this without the require('./main') and the useless junk.js file?
Thanks, and sorry for the long question! I'll turn this into an article once it's been figured out so that nobody asks it again :)