Webmake: CommonJS Browser Bundler

Webmake is a Node.js-based module bundler designed to package CommonJS modules for use in web browsers. It aims to replicate Node.js's native module resolution logic, allowing developers to organize browser-side JavaScript code using the familiar CommonJS `require` syntax and `module.exports` pattern. Beyond standard JavaScript, it features direct support for bundling CSS and HTML files, enabling them to be `require`d as modules and injected into the DOM. The project's current stable version is 1.1.2, with its last release dating back to 2020. This extended period without updates suggests the project is in a maintenance-only mode rather than active feature development. A key differentiator for `webmake` is its strict adherence to Node.js's CommonJS module system for client-side environments, setting it apart from more modern bundlers that primarily focus on ES Modules and broader ecosystem integrations. It provides a simple CLI for bundling, generating a self-contained JavaScript file ready for browser inclusion.