lockandload
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Lockandload is a minimalist AMD-loader-compatible boilerplate to kickstart your website/single-page-app.
Gzipped, the essential script content amounts to roughly 1KB of code. Without compression it blows up to just under 2KB. Further minifying this code does not result in any significant gains, it would just hinder readability.
It runs inside any webbrowser environment (starting at IE10 and up).
Copy index.html, main.js and css/main.css boilerplate
files to your own new website, and start adjusting them to taste.
The index.html contains two <script> sections. The first section
should not be preceded by any other <script> tags.
The second section should be placed at or close to the end of the <head>,
and should not precede any direct <link type="stylesheet"> tags.
The basic structure of a page should be:
lockandload master script.<title>.<head>.lockandload 'headready' script.
The index.html file is a production-stripped version of annotated.html.
Look at annotated.html to understand the code and read additional
inline documentation.
Globally:
define(id?, dependencies?, factory)Locally in the secondary localandload 'headready' script; all path arguments
are used verbatim in <link href="path"> or <script src="path"> tags:
css(path)js(path)sjs(path)Other loaders:
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Minimalist AMD-compliant Javascript and CSS loader
The npm package lockandload receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, lockandload popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that lockandload 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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