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browserify-express

v0.1.4

Published

browserify v2 middleware for express

Readme

browserify middleware for express

Basically just brings back the features that were originally in browserify v1

This is how you use it in an Express project.

var browserify = require('browserify');
var browser_express = require('browserify-express');
var bundle = browserify_express({
	entry: __dirname + '/app/js/entry.js',
	watch: __dirname + '/app/js/',
	mount: '/js/myapp.js',
	verbose: true,
	minify: true
});

app.use(bundle);

In this example:

  • watch for changes to files in the directory defined in watch, this can also just watch a single file.
  • make the bundle accessible at '/js/myapp.js'
  • minify the bundle using uglify-js2
  • print messages to the console to show re-bundling and times

using coffee-script

This is supported by default however all your require()'s must include the .coffee extensions, it will not pick it up by default.

e.g. require('../views/pop.coffee')