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    I have many JS snippets and files shared across multiple projects. I have to either copy-past them into a single file for each project, or serve them as individual files on cdn. Both are bad ideas.

    Is there any dependency management and build tool like Maven for JavaScript? Ideally it would take a set of js dependencies and build a single js file which can be served on cdn.

    I can write a script to do that. But I'm looking to find if anything parable to Maven exists for JS.

    Update 2014: Based on answers here and my research following are most popular tools:

    Bower, NPM, RequireJS, Browserify, Webpack, Grunt, Gulp

    I have many JS snippets and files shared across multiple projects. I have to either copy-past them into a single file for each project, or serve them as individual files on cdn. Both are bad ideas.

    Is there any dependency management and build tool like Maven for JavaScript? Ideally it would take a set of js dependencies and build a single js file which can be served on cdn.

    I can write a script to do that. But I'm looking to find if anything parable to Maven exists for JS.

    Update 2014: Based on answers here and my research following are most popular tools:

    Bower, NPM, RequireJS, Browserify, Webpack, Grunt, Gulp

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    There's RequireJS, but that's kind of a different thing than Maven, and what you're asking it to do is different than Maven too. There are any number of JS biner/minifiers, like jekyll-biner and a zillion others.

    If you're using Maven, the JavaScript Maven Tools might be of interest. If you're not, I don't know of a unified way to specifiy, download, bine, etc. for arbitrary build systems. Some of the node.js stuff might be useful, but I've never used that outside of a node.js context, so I'm not sure.

    http://webjars/ packages JS libraries as JAR files and makes them available under Maven.

    RequireJS is not a replacement to WebJars; it plements it.RequireJS will use public JS files (on CDNs) at runtime, whereas Webjars will download the necessary files at build-time and have you host them yourself.

    Because most JS files are not hosted on CDNs, I use Webjars to download the necessary JS files at build-time, and reference them using RequireJS. That way I get the best of both worlds.

    Take a look to grunt. It's very flexible build tool for javascript projects. Used by jquery team and other big projects. It bine, minify, test, lint js files, wtitten in javascript, have dozens plugins for whatever you want

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