Gazelle uses [require.js][] to build its own module system. Require.js can also be used with [node.js][] although certain modifications in usage from the browser case are needed.
As in the browser, scripts should be located in a scripts directory
in your project. The scripts directory should contain a hierarchical
structure of Gazelle modules and javascript code which conforms to the
require.js specification.
Above this scripts directory, npm needs to be used to install any
node specific modules, including require.js. At the very least, one
needs to
npm install requirejs
In order to synchronize compile and run time locations, you should use nodejs to run your main program from the top level of the scripts directory.
Eg, if you have a node-main.gazelle in ./scripts/ and have
configured node and require.js correctly, you can run your node
program (after compiling) via
cd scripts
nodejs node-main.js