I'm moving from requirejs to browserify.
I have a dependency for masonry.
That was proving a little difficult (more on that here), to shim using the bower version.
So I just installed it with npm which installs it as masonry-layout.
My question is: How can I shim the named import of a npm modules with thlorenz/browserify-shim? So I don't have to change every reference in my code from masonry to masonry-layout.
I don't think that's the right use case for browserify-shim. Here are a few ideas:
You might be able to accomplish what you want using the browser field in package.json. E.g.:
"browser": {
"masonry": "masonry-layout"
}
If you don't care about being able to install the masonry package as a dependency of the same project and you have symlinks you could symlink node_modules/masonry to node_modules/masonry-layout.
You could try my pathmodify browserify plugin.
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