Work as a node.js module? about ecma402

[srl295]

Think the answer may lie in adding requirejs boilerplate or using amintercept

[rxaviers]

Hey @srl295, someone from the project might give a better answer, but as I can tell this implementation uses pure AMD modules. So, you need to use an AMD loader (eg. amd-loader). Although, I'm not sure how to deal with the json plugins.

In order to avoid such dependency and to get Node.js supported natively, the distribution files could be UMD wrapped.

[srl295]

@rxaviers Hi! Nice to see you here also besides ICU! amd-loader looks pretty easy to use. Wonder if just adding the right npm-visible stuff to this project (maybe a node-intl.js or something that just has require('amd-loader'); global.exports = require('./Intl') or something like that?

[JCEmmons]

I'm hoping @clmath can give me some guidance here. We do want the package to work properly under Node.js.

[cjolif]

I think there are two things here, the packaging for which UMD (see @rxaviers link) is probably the solution we want to go with and the fact all the modules are loading/working correctly on Node.JS and here I think @clmath found some issues that need to be fixed.