Join CommonJS modules to single file.

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In mocha.js they using a CommonJS require to make mocha runable in browser, it is a lite version of brequire.

Compiled single JS may looks like this:

;(function(){
// ** AMD wrapper here? **
// ** jsprelude stuff here **
// CommonJS require()
function require(p){
    var path = require.resolve(p)
      , mod = require.modules[path];
    if (!mod) throw new Error('failed to require "' + p + '"');
    if (!mod.exports) {
      mod.exports = {};
      mod.call(mod.exports, mod, mod.exports, require.relative(path));
    }
    return mod.exports;
  }

require.modules = {};

require.resolve = function (path){
    var orig = path
      , reg = path + '.js'
      , index = path + '/index.js';
    return require.modules[reg] && reg
      || require.modules[index] && index
      || orig;
  };

require.register = function (path, fn){
    require.modules[path] = fn;
  };

require.relative = function (parent) {
    return function(p){
      if ('.' != p.charAt(0)) return require(p);

      var path = parent.split('/')
        , segs = p.split('/');
      path.pop();

      for (var i = 0; i < segs.length; i++) {
        var seg = segs[i];
        if ('..' == seg) path.pop();
        else if ('.' != seg) path.push(seg);
      }

      return require(path.join('/'));
    };
  };

Then gorillascript compiled with options.bare on then wrapped in this form:

require.register("path/to/file.gs", function(module, exports, require){
// [gorillascript compiled]
}); // module: path/to/file.gs

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I've create a new branch brequire in my fork, you can use this to try it out:

gorilla --commonjs -c -o all.js **/*.gs