Webpack + RequireJS interoperable shared libraries
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RequirePack is a tool that enables interoperability between Webpack and RequireJS shared libraries, allowing code to be loaded with either bundler from the same codebase. It bridges the gap between Webpack-generated shared libraries and RequireJS entry points, facilitating complex scenarios where both tools are used together. This project is designed for developers working with both Webpack and RequireJS who need to share libraries across entry points.
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