Dos this work with creating a bundle on the command line

Hello

Does `debowerify` work when just creating a bundle on command line like this

`browserify.cmd -t debowerify -r jquery -r angular -r handlebars -o bundle.js`

`jquery` and `angular` being bower installed modules while `handlebars` is the npm installed version (I know I could in **that** use case use only bower modules (not sure if there is a properly maintained angular npm style module to do it the other way) but I am trying this as a test for more complex bundling.

Or do it only work inside the "require" clause of a "main-build.js" module ?

Should I achieve that using the API style of `browserify` ?

Context : I try do build bundle one for infrequently updated base libraries (angular and co, lodash, d3 and a few others), one for thematic libraries and one for my code at least so that only my code is to be browserified when doing compile / test cycles.