Using shim + noParse leads to undefined variable error about grunt-browserify HOT 10 CLOSED

Hey @rpflorence! Cool to see you're using grunt-browserify!

As of right now, browserify-shim requires the libraries being shimmed to be parsed. I'm going to leave this ticket open, though, as a reminder to update the documentation to specify this limitation.

from grunt-browserify.

And if you're looking for faster build times, I'd just suggest moving the shimmed libraries into a separate vendor subtask, so that you don't need to recompile on every client code change.

from grunt-browserify.

@jmreidy I was able to make this situation work in mimosa-browserify by creating a transform that inserts var global=self; before the shim when the file is configured to be both shimmed and noParsed.

index.coffee#L84-L98

from grunt-browserify.

@JonET Interesting! Do you know if this approach would still work for libraries that need to be shimmed with outside dependencies?

from grunt-browserify.

Seems to be resolving things okay. (conifg)

from grunt-browserify.

Awesome! I'll merge this in. Thanks @JonET!

from grunt-browserify.

That screenshot isn't right (global.$ is defined before the require('jquery') call). But Handlebars wasn't. So yep, it works.

from grunt-browserify.

For anyone that is experiencing this problem, could you try the fix_noParse_shim branch at b35b8af?

from grunt-browserify.

Published in v1.2.7

from grunt-browserify.

thanks for this code snippet! was trying to find nice way to handle the ember suite

from grunt-browserify.