grunt-contrib-requirejs | Optimize RequireJS projects using r.js | Runtime Evironment library

Use grunt browserify like below :

Spoke with the creator this package isn't compatible with Grunt.

I solved my problem my changing line :)

grunt.registerTask('serve', ['clean:server', 'copy:server', 'connect:livereload','swPrecache','watch']);

Angular fails because it calls .toString() on your functions to figure out what parameters it needs to inject. This of course immediately breaks when you minify your script. For example, instead of this:

Alright, once again I am posting the answer to my own question, and I hope some other people will benefit from my mistakes ;)

So what I found out is:

Bundle config is only for requireJS and not for the optimizer!

The bundles I defined in the config are leading to the error of modules sharing the same url.

The right way to do it, is to define ALL the paths for ALL the modules, and to specifically exclude the modules by name that should not be included in a module.

For example, app_mini should go into the app.bundle, but because it is required in the simulation.bundle it would get included there, because excluding app.bundle is not yet possible (it has not been optimized at this point), we need to exclude app_mini directly.

So a working config would look like this: (not tested)

Alright, I figured that probably noone will read through all this, and I just noticed that I could have pointed out the real problem much better. (It was that app_mini and angular were undefined by the time they got injected into testservice)

So the problem was just that I completely missed to pass in the shim config, which allows require js to wrap angular and jquery into AMD modules. Because that was missing, angular could never be found, which broke app_mini as well as testservice and therefore also the whole app.

So I edited the vendor module config accordingly, by adding the shim: