register as a bower module about choices

[jshjohnson]

Hey, could it try it again now? I've just published it - apologies I don't actually use Bower!

[jshjohnson]

Hey @herbertpimentel,

There was a merged pull request a while ago to do this: #38

If you have any issues installing with Bower, let me know.

Thanks

[herbertpimentel]

@jshjohnson I can´t find your pack at bower repo

$ bower search choices

Search results:

    dindinet-cookiechoices https://github.com/dindinet/cc.git

I have also tryed at https://bower.io/search/

So I belive you forgot to register that

bower register YourAwesomePackageName git://github.com/yourGitHubUsername/YourAwesomePackageName.git  

I am also facing some problems to import it using requirejs. So could you provide some example about how should I proceed ?

define(function(require){
  var choices = require('libs/choices.min');

  // it is undefined 
  console.log(choices); 
});

[herbertpimentel]

@jshjohnson the bower module now is fine, but I am facing problems to import choices using require.js

I am also facing some problems to import it using requirejs. So could you provide some example about how should I proceed ?

[jshjohnson]

Hi @herbertpimentel,

This should work for you:

requirejs.config({
  baseUrl: '/',
  paths: {
    choices: 'bower_components/choices.js'
  }
});

requirejs( ['choices'], function(Choices) { 
 var example = new Choices();
});

[herbertpimentel]

@jshjohnson I have created a sample project to show how I am trying to use choices with requirejs following your instructions above

https://github.com/herbertpimentel/choicesjs_test

You just need run:

1. Install bower globally using npm

> npm install -g bower 

1. Install the bower dependences

>bower install 

As I hove you will see choices is successful loaded but I receive a message TypeError: Choices is not a constructor... when I try to use it.

maybe it is something with webpack exportage. I am very curious about it