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// Typical AMD factory that returns a value, but uses an r-value (sync) require(),
// rather than a long, awkward dependency list.
// You cannot use module.exports or exports to declare the module:
(function (define){
define(function (require) {
"use strict";

	var mod = require('pkb/modA');

	return {

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There are a couple of things that bug me about RequireJS's data-main method of single-script loading:

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

1. the built file (bundle) must be named "require.js". WAT.
2. it just seems backwards.
3. data-main does not follow w3c recommendations since it's not name-spaced.

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(function (define, frakkedConstructor) { define(function (require) { "use strict";
	var removeCommentsRx, findFuncRx, fracPrefixSrc, fracSuffixSrc,
		undef;

	removeCommentsRx = /\/\*[\s\S]*?\*\/|(?:[^\\])\/\/.*?[\n\r]/g;
	findFuncRx = /(function\s+NAME\s*\([^\{]+\{)|(?:[^\\]?)(["'])|(\{)|(\})/g;

	// TODO: allow individual parameters to be modified
	// TODO: allow function return to be modified or passed to after()
	fracPrefixSrc = 'frak$backs.before.apply(this, arguments); try {';

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/**
 * The bootstrap for the app is a module.  The weird thing about this option 
 * is that it uses curl(), rather than require(), inside the module to load
 * other modules, such as the app's main module.  
 * The script element to execute this bootstrap would look like this:
 *
 *   <script data-main="client/run-module" src="client/lib/curl.js"></script>
 */
define(['curl'], function (curl) {

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javascript:/**(c)2013_unscriptable.com.License:MIT*/(function(){var a=document;try{var b;if(!a.getElementById("page-container"))throw"Are you sure you're on a Twitter page?";b=a.getElementById("collapse-stuff");b||(b=a.createElement("style"),b.id="collapse-stuff",a.head.appendChild(b));0==b.sheet.cssRules.length?b.sheet.insertRule("[data-mentions],[data-retweet-id]{display:none}",0):b.sheet.deleteRule(0)}catch(c){alert("Oops! "+c+" That didn't work :(")}}());

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Q: should curl.js support non-modules natively?

from original Pull Request

Proposal:

code is here

• Auto-define a module if dev includes a ".js" extension (inject a noop factory: function () {})
• Fail if the dev used a ".js" extension with modules (define()s found in file)

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define({

	// Cujo uses OOCSS principles and thus separates theme (skin)
	// from structure CSS.
	theme: { module: 'css!theme/base.css' },

	// The root node where all the views will be inserted
	root: { $ref: 'dom!todoapp' },

	// Render and insert the create view

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define(function (require, exports) {
  var foo = require('foo');
  exports.bar = 'bar';
});

// this also works:
define(function (require) {
  var foo = require('foo');
  return { bar: 'bar' };
});

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var dfd, p1;

dfd = defer();
p1 = dfd.promise;

p1.then(null, function () { console.log('onRejected 1 failed'); });
p1.then(null, function () { console.log('onRejected 2 failed'); });

dfd.reject('wat');

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curl/tdd/runner is a bit complicated atm. Just thinking of something that might be a bit simpler:

curl(['curl/tdd/isolate'], function (isolate) {

	// inject AMD `require` and `define`, as well as a "done" callback.
	// the test function is guaranteed to run in isolation and all modules 
	// are undefined afterward.
	isolate(function test (require, define, done) {