Reputation: 61
Backbone app works fine pre-optimized. After using r.js (with almond), I succesfully generate a single output file that always seems to throw the 'TypeError: Backbone is undefined' error in the module immediately following backbone.
For example, when the output from r.js looks like this:
/consumer/public/javascripts/vendor/almond.js
/consumer/public/javascripts/vendor/jquery-1.7.2.js
/consumer/public/javascripts/vendor/underscore.js
/consumer/public/javascripts/vendor/bootstrap.js
/consumer/public/javascripts/vendor/backbone.js
/consumer/public/javascripts/rjs/src/mnp/prop_m.js
/consumer/public/javascripts/rjs/src/mnp/prop_c.js
/consumer/public/javascripts/vendor/play-mustache.js
...
/consumer/public/javascripts/main.js
Upon loading the optimized file in the browser, the error above will be thrown in the 'prop_m.js' module when referencing Backbone. Using require 2.0.5, Backbone 0.9.2, and almond 0.1.4. Thanks in advance for any help.
PS: build.js looks like this:
({
baseUrl: "./",
mainConfigFile: "main.js",
paths: {
'almond': 'vendor/almond',
// need a path to the cs-compiled .js file
'app' : '../../target/scala-2.9.1/resource_managed/main/public/javascripts/rjs/src/app',
'mnp/router' : '../../target/scala-2.9.1/resource_managed/main/public/javascripts/rjs/src/mnp/router',
'mnp/search_form_v' : '../../target/scala-2.9.1/resource_managed/main/public/javascripts/rjs/src/mnp/search_form_v',
'mnp/prop_c' : '../../target/scala-2.9.1/resource_managed/main/public/javascripts/rjs/src/mnp/prop_c',
'mnp/prop_m' : '../../target/scala-2.9.1/resource_managed/main/public/javascripts/rjs/src/mnp/prop_m',
'mnp/prop_list_v' : '../../target/scala-2.9.1/resource_managed/main/public/javascripts/rjs/src/mnp/prop_list_v',
'mnp/prop_item_v' : '../../target/scala-2.9.1/resource_managed/main/public/javascripts/rjs/src/mnp/prop_item_v'
},
/*not compatible with modules*/
name: 'vendor/almond',
include: ["main"],
out: "dist/app.js",
/*not compatible with modules*/
keepBuildDir: false,
preserveLicenseComments: false,
optimize: "none",
wrap: {
start: "(function(global, define) {\n"+
// check for amd loader on global namespace
" var globalDefine = global.define;\n",
end: " var library = require('main');\n"+
" if(typeof module !== 'undefined' && module.exports) {\n"+
// export library for node
" module.exports = library;\n"+
" } else if(globalDefine) {\n"+
// define library for global amd loader that is already present
" (function (define) {\n"+
" define(function () { return library; });\n"+
" }(globalDefine));\n"+
" } else {\n"+
// define library on global namespace for inline script loading
" global['main'] = library;\n"+
" }\n"+
"}(this));\n"
}
})`
Upvotes: 4
Views: 4311
Reputation: 86
I had this problem when I forgot to include my shim
s. I solved it by setting the mainConfigFile
to my main.js
file in the build config, e.g. as shown here: https://github.com/jrburke/r.js/blob/master/build/example.build.js
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 61
FWIW: If anyone runs into this issue...using the amd versions of backbone and underscore seemed to solve things. ie. the amd-versions worked and the shim didn't
Loading Backbone and Underscore using RequireJS
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 956
you could try to use inlineText: true
to make sure that backbone is in your compiled .js
file
furthermore, to avoid having to keep an eye on 2 objects storing the paths, I would recommend something like mainConfigFile: "main.js"
- works like a charm ;)
EDIT: why do you set a mainConfigFile
option and the paths?
Upvotes: 0