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Hi, I'm trying to use cajon with some existing CJS modules that use this exports pattern:

function Example(name) {
    this.name = name;
}
exports.Example = Example;

However this doesn't seem to work with Cajon, console shows error:
"exports is not defined"

However, this pattern does:

function Example(name) {
    this.name = name;
}
module.exports = {
    Example: Example
}

Is this on purpose and/or expected? I have a lot of code that I'd rather not convert (which is why I'd like to use cajon here).

https://github.com/requirejs/cajon/blob/master/cajon.js#L11

Commenting out that line fixes all the problems I've had where 'use strict' would have caused issues.

Is there any chance Cajon would switch over to the //# sourceUrl= style of notation?

The conditional comments around the line which appends the magical //@ sourceURL= have a nasty habit of being stripped when passed through UglifyJS.

I attempted to solve the issue by rolling my own function for determining which comments to keep, but alas, the /*@end@*/ comment is ignored, apparently because there's no code following it in the block. If I add an executable line below the closing comment, it's passed into the preserve comment function for evaluation.

I do realise, that I should probably just change our development build to skip Cajon in the uglification process and just keep it as is, but I strive to having the build as similar as possible to minimise variables between environments.

Window.eval() is needed, otherwise something like CryptoJS (http://code.google.com/p/crypto-js) completely refuses to work.

function exec(content) {
    /*jslint evil: true */
    return window.eval(content);
}

at line ~1960.

exports.abc = true works.

exports['abc'] = true does not, but should.

Please make it available via Bower. Currently I have to refer to it in bower.json in a following ugly way:

"cajon": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/requirejs/cajon/master/cajon.js",

Looks like it wants full URLs.

Hi,

I had a config with Backbone shim working just fine with regular requirejs. Wanted to move over to use Cajon to reuse models in Node.js. It' seems however that shimming Backbone with the exact same config doesn't work:

paths: {
jquery: 'vendor/jquery',
underscore: 'vendor/underscore',
backbone: 'vendor/backbone',
...
},

shim: {
jquery: {
exports: 'jQuery'
},

underscore: {
  exports: '_'
},

backbone: {
  deps: ['underscore', 'jquery'],
  exports: 'Backbone'
},

When backbone is initialized there is not jQuery available, any idea why this would be?

In this pull, base64 javascript url support was added for the paths config.
#845 . It also enables this snippet

var url = 'data:text/javascript,define([], function() { return "wut" })';
require([url], function (wut) {
    wut === 'wut'
});

See this example working with Require.js
http://jsfiddle.net/qsRT8/

I can't find cajon on any public CDN, but if you run the same thing with cajon it will fail because it is trying to do an XHR (because cajon) to the data uri, but that get's blocked by the browser because of Same-Origin Policy ('data:' is different protocol and thus different origin).

I am making a component loader that will support specifying a URL to JavaScript to run the component. The component may have a bundle that does all the right things at an http url, but it may just want to execute a bit of JavaScript without entailing the HTTP Request or having to host a file.

Could Cajon do a script tag load in the case that the URL is a data uri?

Is it possible that Cajon doesn't use the cs! plugin to parse a .coffee file before reading it's dependencies?

Upgrading from 0.1.14 -> 0.2.4, global should be defined but an JS error is being thrown that "global is not defined".

Everything worked fine pre-cajon. Upon switching to cajon, handlebars (1.0.0, installed from bower, shimmed, used via the requirejs-handlebars plugin) is failing with this error:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'compile' of undefined in /components/requirejs-handlebars/hb.js:15

This is the exact same error I'd see if I forgot to shim handlebars normally (ie. without cajon).

If I wrap handlebars.js with define([], function() { /*handlebars code*/ return Handlebars; }); or comment out the handlebars shim in requirejs.config and add module.exports = Handlebars; to the end of handlebars.js it works fine.

But with no modifications to handlebars.js, shim or not, I see that error. It's as if the handlebars shim config is being ignored.

Any way to decrease the length of the file name as displayed in the Chrome debugger by removing the query string parameters from the file path?

Convert this:

http://localhost:5000/gherkin-runner/gherkinRunner.html?featurePaths=features/stepArgumentTypes&libraryPaths=features/step_definitions/../gherkin-runner/scripts/text.js

To this:

http://localhost:5000/gherkin-runner/scripts/text.js

It starts fetching calls to 'fs', 'path', 'lexer', etc...

Is there a way to tell Cajon that a module is AMD?