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@quenty/loader
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A simple module loader for Roblox
npm install @quenty/loader --save
Install via NPM like this:
npm install @quenty/loader --save
local LoaderUtils = require(ServerScriptService.Modules:FindFirstChild("LoaderUtils", true))
LoaderUtils.toWallyFormat(ServerScriptService.Modules, {
Client = ReplicatedStorage;
Shared = ReplicatedStorage;
Server = ServerScriptService;
})
We assume is a folder is a package if it contains a "dependencies" folder. For a given package folder, all packages underneath it shall have...
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A module will be defined by a module script
A junction will be defined by a place with a "Dependencies" folder and will have access to its dependency folder, and all ancestors, but not siblings
A junction will give all modules underneath it access
Modules expect external dependencies to be at script.Parent
Modules will be split between client/server/shared based upon their parent
Dependencies will be any modules up to the root
For conflicts, the first copy available will be used (Start at a tree, go up one node, and look all the way down for a copy)
Modules will prefer to be parented directly, at a top level, without a bouncer
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A simple module loader for Roblox
The npm package @quenty/loader receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @quenty/loader popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @quenty/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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