AMD modules

• Flag amd

If your project is using AMD (RequireJS) modules and you want to play with LMD - you can just enable flag amd and use your AMD modules without any changes!

Example

• This is your RequireJS config

requirejs.config({
    paths: {
        main: 'path/to/main',
        jquery: 'path/to/third-party/jquery.min',
        underscore: 'path/to/third-party/underscore.min',
        backbone: 'path/to/third-party/backbone.min',
    }
});

• First transform it to LMD config.json. Do not forget to add .js tail to your paths.

"main" module will be called first.

{
    "root": "path/to/",
    "modules": {
        "main": "main.js",
        "jquery": "third-party/jquery.min.js",
        "underscore": "third-party/underscore.min.js",
        "backbone": "third-party/backbone.min.js"
    },

    "amd": true
}

• Than build lmd package lmd config.json result.js
• Yahoo! - now you can use all LMD features (code coverage, stats) with your AMD modules!

See examples/demos/mock_chat/js/amd for real example

Limitations

1. All your AMD modules and depends should be declared in modules section (only in-package AMD modules are allowed)
2. Name parameter in define('name') is ignored (anonymous defines only)
3. All your modules files should contain only one define() (last one will be declared)