Out of curiosity, in which scenarios you have used browserify in SuiteScript? I always try to look for AMD support when I use external libraries but I have seen some people mention browserify, so I would like to know some case uses.

Would be curious to see as well

I have tried but don't recall ever ultimately using browserify successfully for a library to be used in NS. Instead focusing on AMD as @eminero says and/or UMD support.

I'm not sure I've ever run across a problem where I thought browserify/webpack/etc were the solution.

browserify can be used to bundle packages that use the common js module format into the umd format instead

I've web-packed modules such as you find on NPM and sometimes needed to use a node-web-pack pollyfill on top of that. Never used browserify, intriguing.

Hey guys! I'm exploring a way to use xmldom (node.js library) into SuiteScript, I have used browserify to include the full tree dependecies it might have (this is just for exploring purposes due to a project we are working on). @battk after using browserify with a command like this: npx `browserify mainDom.js --standalone xmldomBundle -o bundle2.js`I got something that seems that is AMD compatible but when I tried to import it using a

config.json

file on a UE script it does not recognize the methods I'm trying to use, when I log the external library (bundle2.js) it is just an empty object. Did you do any extra steps to make it work with your xml2js example?

what does mainDom.js look like

There you go.

do the normal thing and use module.exports

I updated it but no luck, it seems it does execute the file but it does not exist or load. (I put some lines when evaluating if define.amd is there and it gets executed)

what does the suitescript code look like and the edited moainDom.js

There you go. Do not pay attention to

loadBundle

that was another dummy test I was doing.

first off, make sure you know how to use mainDom.js in a node js script first

I recommend JSONIX

Thanks @Shawn Talbert I'm gonna take a look at that! @battk it was just a small and simple POC, you will not see anything fancy there. I was just testing.