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How To Make Using Tsify With The Amd Module System Result In A Bundle File, Not In Separate Files Or A File That Uses The Not-found `define`?

I do not care which module system I use if I am able to use the ES6 TypeScript import/export syntax. Why does AMD put just main.ts in the bundle.js file, while UMD puts all the nee

Solution 1:

I started using UMD in the watch.sh file and everything works except some unrelated errors.

The watch.sh file is like this now:

watchify --debug ts/main.ts -p [ tsify -p tsconfig.json -m umd ] -o js/bundle.js -v

The bundle.js file is correctly big and the browser does not complain about the missing define function.

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