A Node.js CLI tool (v0.1.9) that compiles AMD-style modules into a standalone library file with global namespace exposure, as opposed to app-specific loaders like RequireJS. It produces three files: a minified build (via Uglify-js), an inline source file, and a development file with synchronous module loading. Last updated in 2013; appears unmaintained. Use for legacy AMD projects only; modern projects should favor ES modules.
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Verified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Compiles all AMD modules in src/ into a standalone library with three output files.
Use named modules in AMD define('moduleName', [...]);Use absolute paths or configure baseDir correctly; use full module names.
Consider switching to ES modules with Rollup or Webpack.
Use the exact option name as shown in documentation.
Run 'npm install -g amdlc' for CLI, or 'npm install amdlc' for programmatic use.
Use 'var amdlc = require("amdlc");'Use define('moduleName', [...], function() { ... });