gulp-requirejs-optimizer v0.9.8

gulp-requirejs

Custom migration to gulp-requirejs, inspired by grunt-contrib-requirejs.

Instruction

• The project still in state of development, maybe not ready for production environment.
• All defined modules should in one particular directory like ./modules (plugins or any other requirejs specific modules included), any other libs with global variable outside the directory just import their contents, without any processing.
• When opts.path undeclared, all module name(auto added) and module dependent name should be relative path without dot, oblique at the beginning or extname at the end.
• When opts.path declared, module name would be path config value, not original relative path.
• Only optimize define module, non-support with require, which means error throw.

Feature

• Support single requirejs file optimize.
• Support multi requirejs file optimize.
• Support specific config options path.(the path maps modules in the specific directory and libs outside the specific directory).
• Files outside the directory would import into the final optimized file without processing.
• Partial plugin support. Dependency like define['html!template/main'],function(template){}) doesn't emit error event anymore since v0.8.5, and optional import the plugin contents by opts.plugin.
• Support recursive moduleDependency optimize, but the depth limited to 2. The dependencies of direct dependencies will import.

options

Config options below provided now.

{
    // the baseUrl to search modules, relative to `gulpfile.js`
    baseUrl: './test/fixtures',
    // the mapping about specific module, dependent on `html` means 
    // `subFixtures/html.js` file will be imported.
    path: {
       'html': 'subFixtures/html',
       'jquery': '../mockLibs/jquery',
       'client': '../mockLibs/client'
    },
    // the module name you want to optimize, string or array
    module: 'optimize-info',
    // whether import plugin contents or not
    plugin: false, 
    // whether import contents recursively
    recursive: false
}

Progress

• Support single file optimize with define style, just execute gulp example-basic or gulp example-sub to see the effect. javascript files in sub-directory of baseUrl accepted.

• Support multiple file optimize with define style, just execute gulp example-multi to see the effect. You will get dist/optimize-info.js, dist/optimize-sub.js.

• Support path config file optimize in the specific directory with define style, just execute gulp example-path to see the effect. You will get dist/optimize-path.js.

• Support path config file optimize outside the specific directory, just execute gulp example-path to see the effect. You will get dist/optimize-outside.js.

• Support file optimize with dependency on plugins, just execute gulp example-plugin to see the effect. You will get dist/optimize-plugin.js.

• Support file optimize recursively, just execute gulp example-recursive to see the effect. You will get dist/optimize-recursive.js.

Annotation

example-basic, you have modules in the baseUrl directory as below:

lang.js

define([],function(){});

logger.js

define([],function(){});

optimize-info.js

define(['lang','logger'],function(lang,logger){});

after gulp example-basic, you will get dist/optimize-info.js, whose contents as below:

define('lang',[],function (){});
define('logger',[],function (){});
define('optimize-info',['lang','logger'],function (lang,logger){});

example-recursive, you have modules in the baseUrl directory as below:

lang.js

define([],function(){});

logger.js

define(['lang'],function(){});

optimize-info.js

define(['logger'],function(logger){});

structure will get contents below after optimize

define('lang',[],function (){});
define('logger',['lang'],function (){});
define('optimize-info',['logger'],function (logger){});