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If you have a look at the source of the Parse SDK you’ll see that there’s no lib folder in there.
That’s because they have a compilation process in the middle, a build phase you need to run before being able to build your module.

In this specific case you can do the following:

cd parse-1.7.0/
npm install # this will install deps and devDeps so you can run the next one
npm run build # build the `lib` folder
titaniumifier --out dist

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I just noticed that npm run build will do way more than you need.
You probably should do gulp compile instead.

I’ll close this, but we can continue to talk here if you need more help.
If you find something that looks like a Titaniumifier’s bug, please reopen this issue or create a new one as you please.

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Ok that worked thank you. The result is attached. It still has the requires('./lib') files. That won't work in titanium right?

parse-commonjs-1.7.0.zip

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I tried gulp browserify and that produced what looks like an es6 package in a single file with no requires. Which seems closer to what I'm looking for but the es6 is not helpful.

parse-latest.js.zip

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In Titanium you are able to require() only things that are actually in your Resources (in Classic) or app (in Alloy) apps. Titaniumifier solves that for you by creating a single file, very similar to the one in your last comment.

So, in short, the parse-commonjs-1.7.0.zip you attached should work, if the code itself works. Titaniumifier can only solve the require problems and polyfill simple Node.js standard modules, such as util and the global console.

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