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This means a Node.js or CommonJS package will be able to run in the browser without the aid of a server side component.
Under the hood, ClientSide parses the Node.js library, finds all its dependencies, wrap all files in a closure, concatenate them and replace all require() calls with variable references.
Requirements:
· Node.js
Limitations:
· Still an early release. Might change drastically from version to version.
Via: ClientSide 0.2.0
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