For reference, here’s the cheatsheet mentioned.
I would certainly recommend a bundler, because it will remove code for you that is unused. However, I just published v2.4 of Tripledoc that also includes a browser bundle. Do note that you will also currently need to include rdflib in your page, which is used by Tripledoc. Here’s an example of how to run Tripledoc without a bundler. Update: Tripledoc v3 and above no longer use rdflib behind the scenes, but N3.js. Here’s an updated example of running Tripledoc without manually running a bundler.
The examples in the Cheatsheet for rdflib should work as well by just including a <script>
tag pointing to rdflib, but you’ll need to change code like
import { graph } from "rdflib";
const store = graph();
to
const store = $rdf.graph();
Does that help?