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@filestack/loader
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Dependency free js async script loader for browsers maintained by @Filestack
Dependency free js async script loader for browsers maintained by @Filestack
npm install @filestack/loader
To load async modules just call method loadModule
import { loadModule } from '@filestack/loader';
loadModule('module-id', 'url/to/b.js').then((b) => {
b.helloWorld();
});
You can register some metadata after module will be loaded with register module
import { registerModule } from '@filestack/loader';
const api = {
helloWorld() {
console.log('Hello world!');
},
};
// Module need to "tell" the loader that it's loaded and ready.
registerModule('module-id', api, { version: 123 });
import { loadCss } from '@filestack/loader';
loadCss('url/to/style.css').then(() => {
console.log('Style loaded!');
});
npm install
npm test
This command opens in the browser semi-manual tests. Those tests don't have watch, so you need to refire the command with each change.
FAQs
Dependency free js async script loader for browsers maintained by @Filestack
We found that @filestack/loader demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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