All this module does is wrap your CommonJS modules into the simplified CommonJS wrapper format, i.e.:

define(function (require, exports, module) {
    // your CommonJS code here
});

It takes in a string and gives back a string:

var amdWrap = require("amd-wrap-legacy");

var wrapped = amdWrap("module.exports = 5;");
var wrapThis = amdWrap(fs.readFileSync(__filename));

Line numbers will line up, although the first column will be shifted by "define (function (require, exports, module) {".length characters.

This is similar to amd-wrap but adds features that can help transition from a non-CommonJS style RequireJS codebase.

It will not wrap if:

• the file is already wrapped
• the file begins with function( that suggests a module on Window
• the file starts with a comment // amd-wrap:disable

Limitations:

• if comments preceded the require() or define(), it will wrap (I tried strip-comments lib, but it chokes in some cases, and the only reliable solution is a parser, which seems like overkill)