AMD2CMD

transform AMD or CommonJS inspired by require.js to CommonJS.

Transform What

before(AMD):

define(['dep1', 'dep2'], function(dep1, dep2OtherName) {
  return dep1 + dep2OtherName;
});

transform after(CommonJS):

var dep1 = require('dep1');
var dep2OtherName = require('dep2');
module.exports = dep1 + dep2OtherName;

• transform define(['dep1', 'dep2'], function() {}); to require('dep1');require('dep2');
• transform define(function(){return statements;}) to module.exports = statements;
• transform require('obj/xxx') to require('../obj/xxx')

So, Notice this tool can not transform all require.js features.

Usage

cli

First, install amd2cmd:

 npm install -g amd2cmd

Second, cd your project, and exec cmd:

 amd2cmd --in=src/scripts/**/*.js --out=build/scripts --basedir=src/scripts

use with node.js

First, install amd2cmd:

 npm install --save amd2cmd

Then, you can use amd2cmd like this:

import { amd2cmd } from 'amd2cmd';
 
amd2cmd(['src/scripts/**/*.js'], 'build/scripts', 'src/scripts')
.on('finish', function() {
  console.log('finish to transform amd code to cmd code');
});

or like this:

import { transformCode } from 'amd2cmd';
 
const cmdCode = transformCode(`define(['dep1', 'dep2'], function(dep1, dep2OtherName) {
  return dep1 + dep2OtherName;
});`, 'file path', 'base path');
 
console.log(cmdCode);
/* print:
var dep1 = require('dep1');
var dep2OtherName = require('dep2');
module.exports = dep1 + dep2OtherName;
*/

use with gulp

import { transform } from 'amd2cmd';
 
gulp.src('app/**/*.js')
.pipe(transform({
  basedir: 'app'
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest('build/scripts'));

scripts

Build the project shell:

 $ npm run build

Test the project shell:

 $ npm run test

Test the project with coverage result:

 $ npm run coverage

Generate JavaScript API doc:

 $ npm run doc