i'm using third-party library (through bower) declares dependency not want (it's styling). possible set dependency 'ignore,' or such value?
e.g.:
define(['jquery','dep_i_dont_want'], function(){...}); in require config:
paths: { 'jquery': 'path/to/jquery', 'dep_i_dont_want': 'ignore' } i require 'dep_i_dont_want', see ignored, , move on without including or failing. possible? not want edit third-party js file.
for context, doesn't seem possible in 'paths' object: none of undefined, null, '', 'ignore', 'blank', etc. seem work.
i suppose point dummy module, feels cheating.
i suppose point dummy module, feels cheating.
yes, have do. there no way tell requirejs "ignore module". (there's empty: scheme can give r.js modules loaded cdns that's r.js' use during optimization.)
what can rather setting path sort of empty module add before call require.config:
define('dep_i_dont_want'); this define module in such way if required somewhere, value undefined.
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