Bower install javascript lib but not include in config.js

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Vicnet wrote:
You don't have amd paths mapping.

Which you must must put in <project root>/papaparser.amd.json (in case the directory under bower_components is called papaparser).

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I thought there is a draft for a how for this?

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On the trello board? In the wiki? Or in an issue discussion? In  the
lego metaphor description? On stackoverflow?

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H. Hirzel wrote:
> I thought there is a draft for a how for this?

I don't know, sorry. Not to mention I am that much forward that I can't
even imagine what real users out there struggle with when trying to
catch up from pre-0.13 (or even older) codebases. For me, 0.13 is
already antiquity.

I hope you have better overview, after Sebastian disappeared from the
documentation work, I hope you are now the best candidate for The One
Who Knows His Way Around Docs.

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Vicnet

As Herby notes you need to construct a file

   papaparse.amd.json

(Note: not papaparser.amd.json; your bower command uses a wrong name).

More on this here

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27374889/how-to-add-a-non-amber-library-with-bower-for-example-processing-js

HTH

--Hannes

BTW which is the repo you are working with?

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I understand that the papaparse import does not work yet?

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Vicnet wrote:
Did you map "." consciously? IOW, is papaparse set of many files and so
you need to map the path and use it as a prefix? Mostly, libraries
consist of just one usable file and then that one should be mapped to
use the name directly to load the module.

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/benevoles/bower_components/papaparse $ ls -1
bower.json
Gruntfile.js
LICENSE
package.json
papaparse.js
papaparse.min.js
README.md


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And also have a look at
https://github.com/amber-smalltalk/amber/wiki/FAQ#why-should-i-not-refer-to-min-files-in-amdjson-files

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H. Hirzel wrote:
> /benevoles/bower_components/papaparse $ ls -1
> bower.json
> Gruntfile.js
> LICENSE
> package.json
> papaparse.js
> papaparse.min.js
> README.md

Yeah, so typical one-file lib. It should have the file mapped directly and "papaparse" should be the full module name.
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So something like here

https://github.com/hhzl/benevoles/blob/amd.json.fix/papaparse.amd.json

{
    "paths": {
                     "papaparse": "papaparse.js"
                }
}



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H. Hirzel wrote:
> So something like here
>
> https://github.com/hhzl/benevoles/blob/amd.json.fix/papaparse.amd.json
>
> {
>      "paths": {
>                       "papaparse": "papaparse.js"

No ".js"!
le.
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OK done

https://github.com/hhzl/benevoles/blob/amd.json.fix/papaparse.amd.json


The same as

the processing.amd.json library mapping file

{
"paths": {
            "processing" : "processing"
         }
}

(from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27374889/how-to-add-a-non-amber-library-with-bower-for-example-processing-js
)





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I do not want to hijack this thread but I have a similar question right now.

I have three javascript files that I need to have loaded with require.js (along with other modules). So

- having an amd.json file is it only possible to declare a single file in one amd.json (having one key to depend on). I can define more entries in an amd json but then I have also three new keys I need to depend on elsewhere. Or do I define three things and add dependencies between them in the same amd.json file?
- Having an amd.json file that is not bower module (because it is already in my git repo) is somewhat difficult. There is code in the amd processing that assumes at least there is a directory in bower_components with the same name. Creating a directory helps but is no solution.
- The assumption that everything in an amd.json file is a bower_module makes use ../../dir/[basename of js file] a lot

So I struggle that much that I have the feeling I doing something wrong. What would be the best way to integrate javascript files into the require.js process that are no bower components?

thanks,

Norbert

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Norbert Hartl wrote:
> I do not want to hijack this thread but I have a similar question right now.
>
> I have three javascript files that I need to have loaded with require.js (along with other modules). So
>
> - having an amd.json file is it only possible to declare a single file in one amd.json (having one key to depend on). I can define more entries in an amd json but then I have also three new keys I need to depend on elsewhere. Or do I define three things and add dependencies between them in the same amd.json file?

You choose. Either define three keys, each for a module to load, or define just the path prefix, and module id will contain that path prefix. It depends solely on what your client code needs (codemirror, for example, wants to load using path prefix, because it internally uses "../lib/codemirror" or similar ids in plugins).

> - Having an amd.json file that is not bower module (because it is already in my git repo) is somewhat difficult. There is code in th
e amd

Every git repo is in bower ;-) if read "installable via bower". You can bower install not only already registered name, but directly a git url. Of course, you must comply to bower versioning (semver tags) to be able to reap the most benefits, but it works even without that, by using #branch or #tag directly).

processing that assumes at least there is a directory in bower_components with the same name. Creating a directory helps but is no solution.

Directory is not needed in bower_components, in fact, it can be anywhere. But bower is great to use. Just add bower.json to your lib, it will manage dependencies for you _and_ for client of your lib.

> - The assumption that everything in an amd.json file is a bower_module makes use ../../dir/[basename of js file] a lot

NOT TRUE.

Not to mention, don't use '../../dir/whatever' unless you move within your own filetree. And if you do, you can, as mentioned with codemirror and its plugins a few paragraphs above (then, map ju
st the path and load modules with path-like module ids).


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I'm not sure I understand the differences. I can see that codemirror referes to a directory. And then there is a shim config for codemirror/lib/codemirror. But I cannot see what it does and how it works. How is the codemirror/lib/codemirror loaded in order to have require.js dependencies? It's not self explaining to me.

>> - Having an amd.json file that is not bower module (because it is already in my git repo) is somewhat difficult. There is code in th
> e amd
> Every git repo is in bower ;-) if read "installable via bower". You can bower install not only already registered name, but directly a git url. Of course, you must comply to bower versioning (semver tags) to be able to reap the most benefits, but it works even without that, by using #branch or #tag directly).
>

> processing that assumes at least there is a directory in bower_components with the same name. Creating a directory helps but is no solution.
>
> Directory is not needed in bower_components, in fact, it can be anywhere. But bower is great to use. Just add bower.json to your lib, it will manage dependencies for you _and_ for client of your lib.
>
Well, the javascript files are in the same repository as the amber project. So it isn't that easy to check them out. And those are not modules more kind of a configuration for angular/ionic. Basically I want to use amber for ionic (mostly angular) wiring. I need to load ionic/angular base first, the n amber and finally a few javascript files making the wires between angular and amber.
 
>> - The assumption that everything in an amd.json file is a bower_module makes use ../../dir/[basename of js file] a lot
>
> NOT TRUE.
>
> Not to mention, don't use '../../dir/whatever' unless you move within your own filetree. And if you do, you can, as mentioned with codemirror and its plugins a few paragraphs above (then, map ju
> st the path and load modules with path-like module ids).
>
Everything is arranged in my file tree. Otherwise I wouldn't use ../ I can try to use the path prefix thing. But I'm not sure where to put the dependencies for all of them three.

Norbert

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Norbert Hartl wrote:
> Everything is arranged in my file tree. Otherwise I wouldn't use ../ I can try to use the path prefix thing. But I'm not sure where to put the dependencies for all of them three.

Are they proper AMD (if you write them yourself, then you can make them so, easily)? If yes, then dependencies are in define call, as in every other AMD module. If not, you must shim the dependencies. So, in that case, in shim section of the corresponding .amd.json.

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