require.js

require.js

// Global object to hold modules by their path names.
Modules = {};
Modules.__loaded__ = {};

// Give all the other scripts access to the module hierarchy.
function require(p) {
    if (Modules.__loaded__[p]) {
        // Only initialize each module once.
        return Modules.__loaded__[p];
    }
    var mod = Modules[p];
    if (!mod) throw "Module not found: "+p;
    Modules.__loaded__[p] = mod() || true;
    return require(p);
}

template.js

/**
This is the template we use to wrap our JavaScript modules.

It's never actually called directly; instead it's used to wrap the actual
module files into self-contained closures, which are attached to the
global Module object.

This file is packed so that module line numbers match returned line
numbers.
**/

Modules["{{ path }}"] = (function(){
    var _e;
    /**
      Each module has access to a function called exports. Data passed to
      this function will be returned from the globally defined require
      function.
    **/
    function exports(a) { _e = a; }
    (function() {
        /* {{ code }} */
    }());
    return _e;
});