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RequireJS plugin to async and dynamic load and parse .vue components
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Webpack plugin that allows to configure path or URL for fetching dynamic imports
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A simple plugin that allows you to require globally
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Prevent `require` from searching upwards for required modules
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Make certain plugins required so that they cannot be (easily) deactivated. | Gatekeeper: @aubreypwd
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Cache requires to be lazy-loaded when needed. Uses node's own require system with tried and true, plain-vanilla JavaScript getters.
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Automatically imports missing JavaScript dependencies and removes unused ones.
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Rapid Game Development with PhaserJS and Node for Modern Browsers
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ESlint plugin for sorting requires (CommonJS modules) alphabetically
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kdb+ Core Libraries and Utilities
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Emulate console for all the browsers
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Easy-to-use require function for your browser
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Invalidate node.js modules loaded through require()
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Readme is getting longer with new features, and becoming boring to read. Probably, it's time to add a ToC at the top of Readme.