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Running a JSBundle in node
See original GitHub issueI am trying to execute a JSBundle in node so that I can simulate a full integration test without starting a simulator / web browser. However, it seems that the user of require to load modules makes it impossible to load bundles in node.
Steps to reproduce:
react-native init MyProject && cd MyProject
react-native bundle --entry-file index.ios.js --bundle-output bundle.js
node bundle.js
Error: AssertionError: path must be a string
This can be fixed by adding a line require = global.require to override the global node require. However, it would be nice if the packager did not use the keyword require for this so that the bundle does not to be post-processed.
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Not to derail, but this sounds very interesting, could you provide any more details? Might further motivate people to work on this too 😃
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