I am having troubles using a module in my angularjs application. After looking on dozens of sites about AngularJS & RequireJS, I am looking for help as I think it should be simple...
I would like to use the following script in my angularJS app.
http://zkat.github.io/mona/index.html
As I understood, mona is a script that uses the commonJS module pattern with "module.exports()".
When I try to use in my AngularJS app: "var mona = require('mona');"
It fires the exception: "Error: Can't find variable: require"
I looked over several sites on integrating commonJS or requireJS with AngularJS, but did not find a simple solution (use browserify? but I did not find the right way)
Maybe I missed something or maybe I've been in totally in the wrong way.
Thanks if you can tell me where to look for.
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