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Call to require JS in index.html

<script src="/javascripts/vendor/requirejs/require.js" data-main="/javascripts/main.js"></script>

The data-main is main.js, code here:

require

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{
  "name": "Durandal Mimosa Skeleton",
  "version": "2.0.0",
  "dependencies": {
    "jquery":"1.9.1",
    "requirejs":"2.1.8",
    "requirejs-text":"2.0.3",
    "knockout.js":"2.3.0",
    "bootstrap":"2.3.2",
    "font-awesome":"3.2.1",

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So lets say I have some small bit of library code that I develop and test in isolation. I use RequireJS during development and have a root level file that depends on 1 other file. So it's define looks something like...

// lib/main.js
define(['lib/dep1'] function(dep1) {
  ...
})

I run r.js on the code which results in dist/myLibrary.js, which looks something like this:

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express = require 'express'
routes  = require './routes'

exports.startServer = (config, callback) ->

  require('zappajs') ->
    @use 'favicon', 'bodyParser', 'methodOverride', 'compress', @app.router, static: config.watch.compiledDir
    @set
      'view engine': config.server.views.extension
      'views': config.server.views.path

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# All of the below are mimosa defaults and only need to be uncommented in the event you want
# to override them.
#
# IMPORTANT: Be sure to comment out all of the nodes from the base to the option you want to
# override. If you want to turn change the source directory you would need to uncomment watch
# and sourceDir. Also be sure to respect coffeescript indentation rules.  2 spaces per level
# please!

exports.config = {
  ###

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class Foo
  @a = "foo"
  b = 10

  # this constructor isn't that constructor, obviously
  constructor: ->

console.log Foo.a
// "foo"
foo = new Foo()