browserify-adventure/problems/single_export/problem.txt

learn browserify with this educational adventure

In the last adventure we used a package from npm. This time, we will factor
our code into 2 files using a relative `require()` call and
`module.exports`.

First, create a file called `uniquely.js`. In this file, assign a function
to `module.exports` that takes a comma-separated string as input and
returns a uniq list as output. Use the `uniq` module like from the "using
npm packages" level.

Now in your entry file (the file that you pass to the browserify command),
use `require()` with a relative path string to your `'./uniquely.js'`
file.

When you `require()` the `uniquely.js` file, `require()` will return
whatever value you set `module.exports` to in `uniquely.js`. Call the
exported function with the value from `prompt()` as an argument and print
the return value with `console.log()`.

Compile your program with `browserify` starting at your entry file (NOT
starting from uniquely.js) and pipe the bundle into
`$ADVENTURE_COMMAND verify` like this:

  browserify main.js | $ADVENTURE_COMMAND verify

If you just want to run your solution with the test input without verifying
it you can do:

  browserify main.js | $ADVENTURE_COMMAND run