Using Juicer with RequireJS

While Juicer is pretty easy to just embed on the fly, occasionally our users want to use Juicer with their pre-existing Javascript AMD system. RequireJS is one of the most popular of these systems.

Additionally, certain CMS’s have RequireJS built in (Magento and SharePoint being very popular ones).

To get Juicer working on these systems is a bit more work, so we’ve built an example implementation for you and uploaded it to our github.

Take a look and see if this helps you get Juicer running on your site with RequireJS or some other Javascript AMD system.

If you can think of a way to improve this example, feel free to open a pull request!

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