Use Google Closure Library in node.js.
Oog doesn't provide the libraries, but it makes it simple to use and distribute code that relies on them.
npm install oog
For command-line usage:
npm install -g oog
example.js:
goog.addDependency('../../../helloworld.js', ['helloworld'], []);example/helloworld.js:
goog.provide('helloworld');
helloworld.sayHello = function(name) {
console.log('Hello, ' + name);
}
goog.exportSymbol('helloworld.sayHello', helloworld.sayHello);You can load Closure libraries:
oog = require 'oog'
goog = oog 'closure-library/closure'
goog.load 'example.js'
helloworld = goog.require 'helloworld'
helloworld.sayHello 'World'You can call functions in Closure Libraries from the command line:
oog closure-library/closure example.js -m helloworld.sayHello World
After compiling, you don't need to include the path to the Closure Library.
python closure-library/closure/bin/build/closurebuilder.py \
--root closure-library \
--root example \
--namespace "helloworld" \
--output_mode=compiled \
--compiler_jar=compiler.jar > example-compiled.js
oog example-compiled.js -m helloworld.sayHello World
require('oog')('example-compiled.js').require('helloworld').sayHello('World')
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