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// JSBeautify adds itself to the exports object if one exists.
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// Define exports here and it will work as if by magic.
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// This is safe to put in a function and will not be exported to the global
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// namespace. Note, we'll have to remove this when YUI supports, and we move to ES6.
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var exports = {};
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var define = null; // Remove require.js support in this context.
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// JSBeautify calls require() in order to get the existing exported modules.
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var require = function() {
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return exports;
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};
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require();
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// Actually define beautify in our namespace.
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Y.namespace('M.atto_html').beautify = exports;
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