Do you need packages and modules in browser? With require.js you can "define" and "require" something (AmdJS spec) in 15kb. Need run node.js in browser? r.js implement it in 1007kb based on require.js. With browserify you can "exports" and "require" like in node.js(CommonJS spec), but browserify will add at least minified 150 bytes for your every file, and browserify is a nodejs packages itself, and It has about 1000+ lines(index.js:750 lines, bin/cmd.js: 75 lines, bin/args.js: 233 lines). Is it possible to make node.js module run in browser by 1 kb javascript code? Yes. With twoside.js, we can have the basic features of browserify and some other flexibilities by 1kb. After adding twoside.js(100 lines, 1000 bytes) with <script> tag, you can use package and modules like in modules, by wrapping module with one line(120 bytes). and with gulp-twoside.js(75 lines) you can wrap the modules automatically and get some other features. 1kb can make it. To get twoside.js, please "npm install twoside", or go to https://github.com/chaosim/twoside
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