How to shim things. about registry HOT 4 CLOSED

In this example, the file "js/bootstrap.js" in the bootstrap package is being made to be dependent on jquery and the css file. It is as if we wrote the following at the top of the file:

import 'jquery';
import '../css/bootstrap.css!';
... rest of bootstrap ...

Of course in a way that can work with any module format.

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@guybedford Sweeet, thanks. So based on that bootstrap override, is it the dependencies: property that causes my config.js to contain something like the following?

System.config({
  "map": {
    "bootstrap": "github:twbs/bootstrap@^3.2.0",
    "github:twbs/[email protected]": {
      "css": "github:systemjs/plugin-css@^0.1.0",
      "jquery": "github:components/jquery@^2.1.1"
    }
});

I'm wondering because in jspm/jspm-cli#173 I don't see the dependencies of my command line override appearing anywhere. Should they appear in my config.js file? All I see in config.js is this:

    "jquery-tooltipster": "github:iamceege/tooltipster@^3.2.6"

Should I instead see something like

    "jquery-tooltipster": "github:iamceege/tooltipster@^3.2.6"
    "github:iamceege/tooltipster@^3.2.6": {
      "jquery": "github:components/jquery@^2.1.1"
    }

?

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As I discovered in jspm/jspm-cli#175, I was missing the registry property in my override. After including registry: "jspm" then config.js contains the proper dependencies.

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Great, they are also stored in the package.json by default as you install.

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