I'm just trying to get a basic module working:
testA.js:
goog.module('foo');
exports.bar = function(){
console.log('here');
};
testB.js:
var bar = goog.require('foo.bar');
bar();
And I'm running:
java -jar ~/Downloads/compiler.jar --js testA.js testB.js
which yields:
testB.js:1: ERROR - Closure dependency methods(goog.provide, goog.require, etc) must be called at file scope.
var bar = goog.require('foo.bar');
^
1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
Any advice?
Answering this myself. So you can't require modules normally from a "normal" closure compiled .js
file, only from a module file, which seems to be defined as any file that has goog.module
in it.
So If in a module, goog.require('module')
works fine. If not in a module, goog.module.get('module')
is needed
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