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SHA 141ef99 on github has a fix regarding importing non-js files, please update the npm repo with the latest.

"lodash": "~2.4.1" is removed in 1.0.2 but is still required.

I would love to pull in a patch that would add the global feature for version v2 of browserify-shim. IMHO that would be a better solution than have to use a separate module.

With the help of exposify implementing this should be fairly easy.
You can also consult these changesets to help you along.

Is there a way to make the replacement code not use the leading window. so that resolution is based on whatever happens to be available, scoped?

I'm using browerify-global-shim to shim React, which has worked great until now.

The problem I've encountered is in using react-chartify. I can see from the bundle that all my instances of React are assigned to window.React. However, the code from react-chartify still has React = require('react') even after the transformation.

Thus my web app now contains conflicts caused by having two instances of React.

How do I solve this?

I'm requiring CSS files and Mustache files using browserify-css and hoganify. I'm finding that browserify-global-shim does not play well with this because it is trying to process these files that aren't JS files. It leads to a SyntaxError: Unexpected Token.

To fix this, use the includeExtensions option that Browserify-transform-tools features. It limits the transform to files with one of the listed extensions. I was able to get around the bug by editing browserify-global-shim.js like so:

module.exports = transformTools.makeRequireTransform('browserify-global-shim',
    {
        evaluateArguments: true,
        includeExtensions: ['js'] // <-- PROCESS ONLY JS FILES
    },
    function(args, opts, cb) {
        var shimmedModules = opts.config || {};
// etc.