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@braintree/asset-loader
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npm install --save @braintree/asset-loader
var loadScript = require("@braintree/asset-loader/load-script");
loadScript({
src: "https://example.com/some-js-file.js",
container: domNodeToAddScriptTagTo, // optional, defaults to document.head
id: "id-to-give-script-tag", // optional
crossorigin: "anonymous", // optional
dataAttributes: {
// optional
foo: "value", // adds data-foo="value" to script tag
},
// optional, by default the module will resolve with an existing script
// node if a script tag with the same src exists on the page, by setting
// this value to `true`, it will add the script to the page even if an
// identical script tag already exists on the page.
forceScriptReload: true,
})
.then(function (script) {
script; // a reference to the dom node
})
.catch(function (err) {
// occurs when script fails to load or is aborted
});
var loadStylesheet = require("@braintree/asset-loader/load-stylesheet");
loadStylesheet({
href: "https://example.com/some-css-file.css",
container: domNodeToAddScriptTagTo, // optional, defaults to document.head and always puts it at the top of the container
id: "id-to-give-to-stylesheet-element", // optional
}).then(function (stylesheet) {
stylesheet; // a reference to the dom node
});
Both methods will resolve immediately if the script
or link
element is already on the page.
Run tests:
npm test
FAQs
A module to load frontend assets.
The npm package @braintree/asset-loader receives a total of 244,326 weekly downloads. As such, @braintree/asset-loader popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @braintree/asset-loader demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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