load-script2
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Works in the browser with browserify!
npm install load-script2
This package works in the browser with browserify. If you do not use a bundler, you can use the standalone script directly in a <script> tag.
const loadScript = require('load-script2')
const script = await loadScript('foo.js')
console.log(script.src);// Prints 'foo'.js'
load-scriptload-script2 does not support legacy browsers like IE8 because these browsers
do not have standards-based DOM APIs. load-script2 also removes many esoteric
options, which aren't needed most of the time and adds promises support.
The size of load-script2 is 509 bytes, compared to 655 bytes for load-script (minified
and gzipped).
promise = loadScript(src, [attrs], [parentNode])Append a <script> node with the given src URL to the <head> element in the DOM.
srcAny url that you would like to load. May be absolute or relative.
attrs (optional)An object that contains HTML attributes to set on the <script> tag. For
example, the value { id: 'hi' } would set the attribute id="hi" on the
<script> tag before it is injected.
parentNode (optional)The HTML node to which the <script> tag will be appended. If not specified,
defaults to the <head> tag.
promiseReturns a promise which resolves to the script node that was appended to the
DOM, or rejects with err if any occurred.
MIT. Copyright (c) Feross Aboukhadijeh.
FAQs
Dynamic script loading for modern browsers
The npm package load-script2 receives a total of 12,513 weekly downloads. As such, load-script2 popularity was classified as popular.
We found that load-script2 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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