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Readme lacks instructions how to compile it. What are the commands that I need to run after cloning this repository to get the actual bundle out of it?

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Since this seems to be dead project I post build instructions myself in case someone finds it useful.

1. run git clone https://github.com/jDataView/jBinary.git
2. run cd jBinary
3. run npm install
4. run npm install jdataview
5. Create entry.js with the following content:

// Import jDataView first
import jDataView from 'jdataview';

// Expose it globally so jBinary sees it
window.jDataView = jDataView;

// Import your built jBinary bundle
import jBinary from './dist/browser/jbinary.js';
window.jBinary = jBinary;

6. Compile that entry.js with command: npx esbuild entry.js --bundle --outfile=dist/jbinary.bundle.js --format=iife
7. Use it normally: <script src="jbinary.bundle.js"></script> (no need for type="module")

Optional
If you want human readble variable names in your bundle script you can modify grunt\uglify.js like that:

module.exports = {
	options: {
		compress: {
			pure_getters: true
		},
		sourceMapIn: 'dist/<%= pkgName %>.js.map'
	},
	browser: {
		options: {
			compress: {
				global_defs: {NODE: false, BROWSER: true},
				sequences: false,
				dead_code: false,
				conditionals: false,
				booleans: false,
				unused: false,
				if_return: false,
				join_vars: false
			},
			mangle: false,
			beautify: {
				beautify: true,
				braces: true
			},
			sourceMap: true,
			sourceMapName: function (js) { return js + '.map' }
		},
		files: {
			'dist/browser/<%= pkgName %>.js': 'dist/<%= pkgName %>.js'
		}
	},
	node: {
		options: {
			compress: {
				global_defs: {NODE: true, BROWSER: false}
			},
			mangle: false,
			beautify: true
		},
		files: {
			'dist/node/<%= pkgName %>.js': 'dist/<%= pkgName %>.js'
		}
	}
};