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is it possible to bundle modules to a single minified .js to include in a single tag ?

Yes, this is one of the things bundlers like Webpack and Rollup.js do.

I know some bundlers do tree shaking in order to only deploy the minimum, but in my case, everything has to be included, as we don't know what the browser will do with it (for example, play with it in the console)

You can turn tree-shaking off. It can be non-obvious, but for instance this answer shows how to turn it off in Webpack 4. It's more straight-forward with Rollup: There's an option.

That said, if playing with things from the console is an expected use-case, modules may not be the best choice, since they encapsulate their contents rather than dumping everything into global scope.

The issue is that only the last evaluated expression is returned from a JavaScript module. You are generating strings inside of the for loop, so when you set the BATCH-SIZE greater than 1, only the last item from your for loop is being returned.

You could increase your THREAD-COUNT and keep the BATCH-SIZE=1 and should get the desired output without changing the process module.

In order for your process module to return the desired results with a BATCH-SIZE greater than 1, you need to collect the results as you process the data inside of your for loop, and then return all of the data outside of the for loop. You can collect the data by pushing into an Array variable and then return a Sequence of strings using Sequence.from().

You can use the fn.stringJoin() function to produce a CSV. The first parameter is the sequence of values, which you can put into an array, and the second parameter is the value to join with.

Use grunt browserify like below :

I think it's all about CLJS version.

Try this:

project.clj

This blog explains how you would use the ES6 module syntax and yet still bundle your code into something that the browser will understand.

The blog explains that using SystemJs as an ES6 module polyfill and Babel along with Gulp will enable you to code you modules in ES6 yet sill be able to use it today.

https://www.barbarianmeetscoding.com/blog/2016/02/21/start-using-es6-es2015-in-your-project-with-babel-and-gulp/

Using this guide will help you write your code in ES6 while still having a normal workflow to building, minifying and bundling your code.

Keep in mind there are a lot of tools out there that will help you achieve this but I've followed this method many times and I can vouch for its validity.

I finally figured out what I was missing:

• First, I was not generating the unit test report within my karma.conf.js
• Then, I found a very useful Sonar report for karma: karma-sonarqube-unit-reporter
• Finally, I updated my pom.xml to use generic test result (sonar.testExecutionReportPaths property)

Now it works perfectly. I hope my struggle could help other people :)