Javascript Files Combiner (jfc)

The simple utility to assemble javascript modules into one application.

How to install

$ npm install jfc

How to use

Let it be ~/dev/app -directory with this structure:

app/
    index.js
    module1/
        index.js
        controller.js
        model.js
    module2/
        index.js
        controller.js
        view.js
    app.js
    helpers.js

app/index.js####

//@import app

app/app.js####

(function(w) {
    var d = w.document;
    //@import helpers
    //@import module1/index
    //@import module2/index
}).call(this, window);

Using in terminal

$ jfc ~/dev/app script.js

Using in node

var jfc = require('jfc').assemble;

jfc('~/dev/app', script.js);

Output example (script.js)

(function(w) {
    var 
        App = {},
        d = w.document;
    
    App.helpers = {
        helperHello : function(name) { console.log('Hello, ' + name + '!'); }
    };
    
    App.Controller1 = {
        controlIt: function() {
            return 'Smth#1.';
        }
    };
    
    App.Model1 = {
        name : 'Test'
    };
    
    App.Controller2 = {
        controlIt: function() {
            return 'Smth#2';
        }
    };
    
    App.View2 = {
        goodView: 'SomeView#2'
    };
}).call(this, window);

Release Notes

• 0.3.4 - fixes #1, #2
• 0.3.3 - fixed error with require('jfc')
• 0.3.2 - made jfc as collection of functions, added method assemble instead of jfc
• 0.2.2 - added .npmignore, added documentation, removed globalPrefer from package.json,
• 0.2.1 - added path relative function, started using path module
• 0.2.0 - added support for input file or directory as index, created two files to separate terminal command and nodejs module function
• 0.1.2 - fixed issues with path, added basic tests
• 0.1.0 - initial commit, added basic assemble support