How to use the glslify-deps.prototype function in glslify-deps
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few glslify-deps examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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glslify / glslify / transform.js View on Github 
var opts = transform[1] || {}
return opts.post && { name: name, opts: opts, base: path.dirname(rootFile) }
})
.filter(Boolean)
.concat(sharedPosts)
.map(function (tr) {
if (typeof tr.name === "function") {
tr.tr = tr.name
} else {
var target = resolve.sync(tr.name, { basedir: tr.base || mdir })
tr.tr = require(target)
}
return tr
})
gdeps.prototype.applyTransforms(rootFile, source, localPosts, done);
}
}glslify-deps
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