AMD Compatibility

Lasso.js does not support the AMD module syntax. You can, however, use the deamdify Browserify transform if you have third-party AMD code that should be transformed to CommonJS syntax.

raptor-amd

If you need a lightweight AMD runtime to support external code, you can also include the raptor-amd module on your page. However, that module is no longer maintained and is only kept around for legacy reasons.

Masking the AMD define function

If you have both an AMD runtime and a CommonJS runtime on the same page then modules wrapped using a UMD wrapper that first checks for define (instead of module.exports) will attempt to define the module as an AMD module instead of using CommonJS. If you find that this issue is causing problems you can add a special "mask-define": true property as shown below:

browser.json

{
    "dependencies": [
        {
            "path": "path/to/some-umd-module.js",
            "mask-define": true
        }
    ]
}

This will result in code similar to the following:

(function(define) { /* mask define */
    // typeof define === 'undefined'
    // ...third-party goes here
}()); // END: mask define wrapper

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