How to include js library in Electron.js?

Question

Node.js

good afternoon!
I'm writing an Electron.js app and want to use my own js library built with Browserify.
I include the library in index.html as a regular script in HEAD and try to use it in javascript

var Converter = require('./libs/cadXML2GeoJSON.js');

As a result, I get an empty object {} in the Converter.
What am I doing wrong?
ps
tried to connect like this:

<script>window.Converter = require('./libs/cadXML2GeoJSON.js');</script>

same result - empty object {}

Answer 1

Firstly, electron does not need browserify, it even holds common-js modules without it
Secondly, the plug-in must write something to module.exports so that it would be available from the outside

Answer 2

Dmitry, the library lives by itself without knowing about Electron.
The link shows that the library exports (module.exports.GeoJSON = function (xmlData, reproject) {.....)