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I'm not familiar with react, but;
With or without aliasify
installed, when you try to require "react/addons", browserify (or node.js server side, for that matter) will try to find a module called react
, and then will try to include the addons.js
or addons/index.js
file from the react module. Looking at the react project, I don't see such a file.
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Well, I am not sure how the project is built but if you install it with npm, you will find node_modules/react/addons.js
in your folder.
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Hey @TheLudd, have a look at #17 and see if the suggestions there fix things for you. :)
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I have managed to produce another solution for this. A "shim" if that is the correct term. Looks like this:
- Browserify
react/addons
into it's own file - Create my own file (called shim) only containing this:
module.exports = require('react/addons');
- Browserify my shim and use the expose option, exposing it as
react
Now, either if react
or react/addons
is required I get react/addons
Should the issue be closed? My problem is solved but perhaps this is still an issue in the eyes of aliasify.
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I'll close this one, as I think 17 is essentially the same issue. Glad you found a workaround. :)
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