Chris Cowan

Try applying browserify-hmr before watchify: ``` js bundler.plugin(hmr); var watchify = require('watchify'); watcher = watchify(bundler); ``` Let me know if that works for you. Note that there's an open issue...

Does this only break when you add watchify? Do you ever change the build process's current working directory? Is the build process's current working directory (should be the directory that...

[redbox-react](https://www.npmjs.com/package/redbox-react) does something like this, but specifically for runtime errors in React components. This makes me wonder if this type of functionality could be better in a separate browserify or...

Sorry for the late response! I don't believe your use case is supported by the HMR API that browserify-hmr implements. I think the best thing for your use-case would be...

Changes in the numeric indexes should already be tracked and handled. It seems like this is just a bug with in that code, possibly specific to handling new files. I'll...

Sorry for the lack of a more timely response to this! I'm more than a little hesitant to merge in a change that makes browserify-hmr silently ignore and replace sourcemaps...

This isn't currently supported. It could be added as an option, though it's blocked on #14 as browserify-hmr currently fails to correctly identify the situation where a module without `module.hot`...

It looks like the compiled javascript is entirely missing from the published package. ``` $ ls -a node_modules/babel-plugin-add-module-exports/ . .. README.md package.json ```

Total bike-shedding here, but I feel obligated to mention a few common fork naming conventions: `brain-ng` `brain-plus` (I'm not a big fan of `contrib-brain` because "contrib" is tainted in my...

The author has discontinued their work on this project. Development of the codebase has been continued by the community at https://github.com/harthur-org/brain.js/.