add 'dep' event to transforms #141
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Oh, this may not work well with watchify yet. e; nevermind, watchify creates a new module-deps instance each run so it should be fine. |
When a transform stream emits 'dep', the path is added to the transformed file's dependencies. This is useful for something like [split-require][0] which uses a custom `require`-like function. Instead of transforming the source code and adding in dummy `require()` calls, split-require could emit the 'dep' event. [0]: https://github.com/goto-bus-stop/split-require
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When a transform stream emits 'dep', the path is added to the
transformed file's dependencies.
This is useful for something like split-require which uses a custom
require-like function. Instead of transforming the source code andadding in dummy
require()calls, split-require could emit the 'dep'event.