Yes yes yes to tests! I'll check out the layout tomorrow but I'd be excited to get this merged.

yess!! awesome @rebelzach

@rebelzach I'd somehow combine polyfill.js, spec and support into a single directory and rename data to fixtures. Aside from that, maybe rename tests.js to index.js? I probably have something misconfigured, but I'm still seeing bind missing from PhantomJS.

@mikemorris You may have to run npm install to get the bind replacement module?

@rebelzach Ran npm install when I pulled down your branch but still hitting TypeError: 'undefined' is not a function (near '...}).bind(this));...')

Oops, I missed that that spec/vendor/liquid.patch.js was actually a test, ignore the comment to merge that into a single directory.

@rebelzach Oops, had a blank file at lib/polyfill.js from running make before npm install. make clean && make fixed it, looks good now!

@mikemorris I'm wondering if test mocks should just live next the the test. Here is the structure I'm looking at

├── fixtures
│   └── data.js
├── index.html
├── index.js
├── lib
│   ├── chai.js
│   ├── mocha.css
│   ├── mocha.js
│   ├── polyfill-require.js
│   ├── polyfill.js
│   └── tests.js
└── spec
    └── vendor
        ├── liquid.patch.js
        └── liquid.patch.mockFiles.js

@rebelzach That looks like a pretty solid structure to me.

All right I think its ready to go. I also added source map output for prose.js and the tests. Hopefully make debugging a little easier.

@rebelzach Sounds great!