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Lasso.js is a build tool and runtime library for building and bundling all of the resources needed by a web application
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not support the AMD module syntax. You can, however, use the [deamdify](https://github.com/jaredhanson/deamdify) Browserify transform if you have third-party AMD code that should be transformed to CommonJS syntax.
If you need a lightweight AMD runtime to support external code, you can also include the [raptor-amd](https://github.com/raptorjs/raptor-amd) module on your page. However, that module is no longer maintained and is only kept around for legacy reasons.
If you have both an AMD runtime and a CommonJS runtime on the same page then modules wrapped using a UMD wrapper that first checks for `define` (instead of `module.exports`) will attempt to define the module as an AMD module instead of using CommonJS. If you find that this issue is causing problems you can add a special `"mask-define": true` property as shown below:
_browser.json_
```json
{
"dependencies": [
{
"path": "path/to/some-umd-module.js",
"mask-define": true
}
]
}
```
This will result in code similar to the following:
```javascript
(function(define) { /* mask define */
// typeof define === 'undefined'
// ...third-party goes here
}()); // END: mask define wrapper
```
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