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description

make module can be used in both server side and client side.

usage

Just npm install twoside, and then copy twoside.js to your folder.

To play with gulpjs, please copy gulp-twoside.js to your folder, too.

Use gulp-twoside.js as a gulpjs plugins to wrap your module code automatically.

In browser, just add <script src="path/to/twoside.js"> before the modules that need exports or require.

Or wrap the code manually as below:

var require, exports, module;
(function(require, exports, module){
  if (typeof window==='object'){ var m = twoside('/module1'), exports = m.exports, module = m.module, require = m.module; }
  // wrapped module definition
})(require, exports, module);

If you prefer coffee-script, just add these lines to your module and indent all of you code:

    `var require, exports, module;`
    do (require=require, exports=exports, module=module) ->
      if typeof window=='object' then {require, exports, module} = twoside('/module1')
      your module definition

alias for existed module

For client side's external module, alias can be added by twoside.alias(name, object). e.g.

   twoside.alias('underscore', _);

see the source code in twoside.js for more information. (twoside.js: 100 lines, twoside.coffee: 70 lines, gulp-twoside.js: 50 lines).

what's new in 0.1.9

add pathMap as third argument for gulp-twoside plugin, so that the module name in browser can be renamed, the packages can be reorganized, see src/lib and gulpfile.coffee for examples.
the first parameter "basepath" of gulp-twoside plugin add __dirname automatically now.
path in twoside(path) can be a package name now.