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Yes, if you use PaJes-CommonJS.js you can use use namespace by using standard require() construct. For example, var pjs = require('PaJes-CommonJS'); p
by saroskar 17y ago
Yes, if you use PaJes-CommonJS.js you can use use namespace by using standard require() construct.
For example,
var pjs = require('PaJes-CommonJS');
pjs.DIV(pjs.forEach(...));
This requires CommonJS module system to be in place (that is, function require() being implemented to be specific).
Alternatively, it would be trivial to make non-CommonJS use namespace too by modifying PaJes.js. Do you need namespace in non-CommonJs setting?
Thanks for trying it out!