Require is Undefined
I am trying to write a web application to work with with Tumblr api. I have already used npm and installed both globally and in the file itself: browesrify, tumblr and tumblr.js. whenever I upload the file to my server which runs on Netlify I get the error that require is undefined.
/* global $ document console len alert require */
// Authenticate via OAuth
var tumblr = require('tumblr');
Here is my error:
script.js:5 Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
I am aware of the fact that this question has been asked before and I have gone through all instances of these types of questions and none of the solutions have worked for me so perhaps something has been updated in one or more of the frameworks.
javascript node.js require node-modules netlify
asked Nov 12 at 13:14
Jason Rogers
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I am trying to write a web application to work with with Tumblr api. I have already used npm and installed both globally and in the file itself: browesrify, tumblr and tumblr.js. whenever I upload the file to my server which runs on Netlify I get the error that require is undefined.
/* global $ document console len alert require */
// Authenticate via OAuth
var tumblr = require('tumblr');
Here is my error:
script.js:5 Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
I am aware of the fact that this question has been asked before and I have gone through all instances of these types of questions and none of the solutions have worked for me so perhaps something has been updated in one or more of the frameworks.
javascript node.js require node-modules netlify
asked Nov 12 at 13:14
Jason Rogers
11
Wild speculation: You are uploading your raw source files and not the output of browserify. It's really hard to tell given the level of information in the question.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:16
How would I get and upload the output of browserify instead?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:18
It's just a file … output to wherever you told browserify to put it.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:18
Perhaps I am not understanding browserify could you explain further please?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:19
browserify has a perfectly good website if you want an introduction to it. There is no point in me reproducing it here.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:20
|
show 3 more comments
I am trying to write a web application to work with with Tumblr api. I have already used npm and installed both globally and in the file itself: browesrify, tumblr and tumblr.js. whenever I upload the file to my server which runs on Netlify I get the error that require is undefined.
/* global $ document console len alert require */
// Authenticate via OAuth
var tumblr = require('tumblr');
Here is my error:
script.js:5 Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
I am aware of the fact that this question has been asked before and I have gone through all instances of these types of questions and none of the solutions have worked for me so perhaps something has been updated in one or more of the frameworks.
javascript node.js require node-modules netlify
asked Nov 12 at 13:14
Jason Rogers
11
I am trying to write a web application to work with with Tumblr api. I have already used npm and installed both globally and in the file itself: browesrify, tumblr and tumblr.js. whenever I upload the file to my server which runs on Netlify I get the error that require is undefined.
/* global $ document console len alert require */
// Authenticate via OAuth
var tumblr = require('tumblr');
Here is my error:
script.js:5 Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
I am aware of the fact that this question has been asked before and I have gone through all instances of these types of questions and none of the solutions have worked for me so perhaps something has been updated in one or more of the frameworks.
javascript node.js require node-modules netlify
javascript node.js require node-modules netlify
asked Nov 12 at 13:14
Jason Rogers
11
asked Nov 12 at 13:14
Jason Rogers
11
asked Nov 12 at 13:14
Jason Rogers
11
asked Nov 12 at 13:14
Jason Rogers
11
asked Nov 12 at 13:14
Jason Rogers
11
11
Wild speculation: You are uploading your raw source files and not the output of browserify. It's really hard to tell given the level of information in the question.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:16
How would I get and upload the output of browserify instead?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:18
It's just a file … output to wherever you told browserify to put it.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:18
Perhaps I am not understanding browserify could you explain further please?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:19
browserify has a perfectly good website if you want an introduction to it. There is no point in me reproducing it here.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:20
|
show 3 more comments
Wild speculation: You are uploading your raw source files and not the output of browserify. It's really hard to tell given the level of information in the question.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:16
How would I get and upload the output of browserify instead?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:18
It's just a file … output to wherever you told browserify to put it.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:18
Perhaps I am not understanding browserify could you explain further please?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:19
browserify has a perfectly good website if you want an introduction to it. There is no point in me reproducing it here.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:20
Wild speculation: You are uploading your raw source files and not the output of browserify. It's really hard to tell given the level of information in the question.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:16
Wild speculation: You are uploading your raw source files and not the output of browserify. It's really hard to tell given the level of information in the question.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:16
How would I get and upload the output of browserify instead?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:18
How would I get and upload the output of browserify instead?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:18
It's just a file … output to wherever you told browserify to put it.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:18
It's just a file … output to wherever you told browserify to put it.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:18
Perhaps I am not understanding browserify could you explain further please?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:19
Perhaps I am not understanding browserify could you explain further please?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:19
browserify has a perfectly good website if you want an introduction to it. There is no point in me reproducing it here.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:20
browserify has a perfectly good website if you want an introduction to it. There is no point in me reproducing it here.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:20
|
show 3 more comments
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Netlify will not have Browserify installed on a global scope in npm, so you should set it up in your local project. You set it up using the global install locally, so it works on your local environment.
Make sure you have your package.json setup correctly and it exists.
Install browserify as a development dependency.
$ npm install browserify --save-dev
Add a build script command to your package.json
"scripts":
"build": "browserify main.js -o bundle.js"
,
Note Your command should use the correct browserify command.
Use npm run build as your Netlify build command.
answered Nov 12 at 16:28
talves
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Netlify will not have Browserify installed on a global scope in npm, so you should set it up in your local project. You set it up using the global install locally, so it works on your local environment.
Make sure you have your package.json setup correctly and it exists.
Install browserify as a development dependency.
$ npm install browserify --save-dev
Add a build script command to your package.json
"scripts":
"build": "browserify main.js -o bundle.js"
,
Note Your command should use the correct browserify command.
Use npm run build as your Netlify build command.
answered Nov 12 at 16:28
talves
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Netlify will not have Browserify installed on a global scope in npm, so you should set it up in your local project. You set it up using the global install locally, so it works on your local environment.
Make sure you have your package.json setup correctly and it exists.
Install browserify as a development dependency.
$ npm install browserify --save-dev
Add a build script command to your package.json
"scripts":
"build": "browserify main.js -o bundle.js"
,
Note Your command should use the correct browserify command.
Use npm run build as your Netlify build command.
answered Nov 12 at 16:28
talves
5,46311134
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Netlify will not have Browserify installed on a global scope in npm, so you should set it up in your local project. You set it up using the global install locally, so it works on your local environment.
Make sure you have your package.json setup correctly and it exists.
Install browserify as a development dependency.
$ npm install browserify --save-dev
Add a build script command to your package.json
"scripts":
"build": "browserify main.js -o bundle.js"
,
Note Your command should use the correct browserify command.
Use npm run build as your Netlify build command.
answered Nov 12 at 16:28
talves
5,46311134
Netlify will not have Browserify installed on a global scope in npm, so you should set it up in your local project. You set it up using the global install locally, so it works on your local environment.
Make sure you have your package.json setup correctly and it exists.
Install browserify as a development dependency.
$ npm install browserify --save-dev
Add a build script command to your package.json
"scripts":
"build": "browserify main.js -o bundle.js"
,
Note Your command should use the correct browserify command.
Use npm run build as your Netlify build command.
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Wild speculation: You are uploading your raw source files and not the output of browserify. It's really hard to tell given the level of information in the question.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:16
How would I get and upload the output of browserify instead?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:18
It's just a file … output to wherever you told browserify to put it.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:18
Perhaps I am not understanding browserify could you explain further please?
– Jason Rogers
Nov 12 at 13:19
browserify has a perfectly good website if you want an introduction to it. There is no point in me reproducing it here.
– Quentin
Nov 12 at 13:20