javascript - Module naming in RequireJS -

We can use AMD compatible versions of backbones and underscore JS

AMD compatible libraries

Backbone JS (AMD);

  else if (for typeof defined === 'function' & amp; amp; both () and below is the relevant code;; & amp; def; define.amd) {// AMD define In this case, this script is loaded in case of (['underscores', 'jquery', 'export'], function (_, $, export) {// Export AMD case // Other, which is still a global backbone Can expect the bone. Root.Backbone = factory (root, export, _, $);});  

Underscore JS (AMD);

  // AMD defines the AMD loader at the end of compatibility with / / which does not apply to the next-tern semantics if the module is defined (typef === 'function' & amp; ; Define. AMD) {Define ('underscore', function () {return _;}); }  

Now in our code to use these AMD compatible libraries, we say; Needjs.config ({enforceDefine: true, path: {"jquery": "Libs / jquery-1.8.3", "underscore": "Libs / underscore-AMD", "backbone ":" Libs / Backbone-AMD "}});

I have now read that the name of the backbone module can be anything, but the underscore should be "underscores" and it should be underscores, capitalization is important.

I do not understand why the difference is based on how the library is defined

Can you please explain it to me.

to define the module with or without the name defined function Can be called. This module does not have the name of the module, it starts with an array of dependencies:

  define (['underscores', 'jquery', 'export'], function (_, $, Export) { 
 will specify a module name based on the base name of the RequireJS file that appears in  defined  or by the name that you < Code> path  configuration. You can enter the  path: {platypus: '... path to file'}  and your module will be named  plateus . 
 
 This is the name of the module of the call: 
 
  define ('underscore', function) {  
 > Underscore . (The first argument is not an array, therefore RequireJS interprets it as a module name.) And when the name is set with  defined , it never changes. So when you call it a dependency it is called  underscore . (You can change the name in your requisitionJS config but ultimately the module name is set to  underscore .) If you tried the  plateit  example above with this module , RequJS will cause an error because it will get a module named  underscore  but there is no  platypus  name 
 
 due to doing so  clear Modify module name in  and  enough  without  defined  calls T to  Bad Behavior . This document is not required for the RequireJS: 
 
 
 This [i.e. Module name] Generally generated by the optimization tool you can explicitly give yourself a module name, but it makes the module less portable - if you move the file to another directory then you have to change the name . Usually, to avoid coding by the name of the module is best and burn the optimization tool in module names. The optimization tool needs to add a name so that more than one module can be bundled in a file to allow faster loading in the browser.