JS Bundler

js-bundler is a command-line tool designed for bundling JavaScript and CoffeeScript files, along with their 'required' dependencies, into a single output file. Currently at version 1.2.4, it was last published over 7 years ago, indicating an abandoned status. It differentiates itself from more feature-rich bundlers like Browserify by explicitly *not* providing Node.js built-in module shims or source mapping, aiming for a lightweight profile. This makes it suitable primarily for client-side browser or 'neutral' packages that do not rely on Node.js-specific modules. Its release cadence is effectively non-existent, given its age. Modern alternatives like Vite, Rollup, esbuild, and Parcel offer significantly faster build times, better developer experience, and more comprehensive feature sets, including native ES module support and advanced optimizations like tree-shaking, which js-bundler lacks.